Cleared SCJP 6.0 & Generics links

[Vzy Mar]

Hi,

I have cleared the Sun SCJP 6.0 exam yesterday with 80%. This is my second attempt. In my first attempt, exam pattern was completely different with 72 questions, pass % is 65% . I lost that exam by just one mark.

New pattern, questions are small in size but tricky. I encountered more questions on Interface, Inheritance and Static. I saw almost all topics are covered which are from Navigation to Generics to Threads to Development to Assignments to Operations.

Previous format, Multi-threading questions were horrible, means were very big questions and understanding and selecting answer was taken at least 5 mins.

Useful books are SCJP 6.0 from K&B is very good. This is the best book. Don't forget read comments. And read each and every line, attempt all questions in back of each chapter.
Another book is SCJP6.0 by Khalid.

To understand the Generics, study the Sun documentation, it will really gives the full idea of generics.

http://www.angelikalanger.com/GenericsFAQ/JavaGenericsFAQ.html

[Roberto Perillo]

Howdy, Vijay! Thanks for the tips and congratulations for the achievement!

[Vzy Mar]

Thank you. I would like to add one more important thing about the exams, that is Mock tests.

When I wrote first time, I didn't write any mock exams. Just I read SCJP 5.0 book by Kathy and practiced back questions. Second time, I didn't want to take chances, I have practiced ExamLab exams. And.... [deleted].


I didn't pass single exam from ExamLap ExamLab, I got maximum of 63% (Old pattern) in Mock exams. But finally, I got 80% in real exam.

However, all these exams really helped me to get good score in SCJP6.0

[Devaka Cooray]

Congratulations Vijay

[arulk pillai]

Congrats and keep up the good work.

[Joe San]

Congratulations!

[Vzy Mar]

SCJP 5.0 and SCJP 6.0 by K & B are almost same except few topics. But those topics are really important , for example Navigable Sets and Generics. Ofcourse, Generics are not given in details in these books.

[Seetharaman Venkatasamy]

Congratulations!

[Abhay Agarwal]

Congrats