Pritish Chakraborty wrote:Hello all
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I passed OCPJP 6 today with 98%. Couldn't have done it without you all!
Thank you for everything!
That doesn't mean I'll go inactive on this forum however.
I still do plan to give the upgrade exam(to 7) later and I am also thinking about the Developer exam.
Pritish Chakraborty wrote:@Nitish : Thanks, and I fixed that signature of mine
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@Mansi : K&B develops your concepts, but to be absolutely through and thorough you need to give many mock exams.
The mock exams show you your weaknesses. For each wrong answer you have to think about what answer you chose and why you chose it.
It is the only way to clarify and strengthen what you learnt. Every piece of code written by you will help you towards cracking the exam.
A lot of questions have the compiler gives error or exception is thrown at runtime options. So you need to know everything properly.
You need to be able to check whether the code violates the compiler's rules, and then check how it will perform at runtime by following the logic.
Give atleast 5 or so mocks, and if you can score even 40+% on those tougher ones, consider yourself prepared enough to pass.
Remember that the passing is important - I don't think the marks are shown on the certificate.
Consider this as learning for life!
@Kedar : As far as I think, K&B doesn't show you *all* the twists and tricks, though it covers a fair many of them. Mock exams help in that regard, the tougher the better.
Like Nitish has mentioned before, Devaka's ExamLab and K&B Masterexams are sufficient.
Above all, remember that OCPJP is becoming quite common now. Once we get a job, we will have to vie for the Developer certification - because that really shows our ability to develop projects filled with code.
OCPJP6, OCEJWCD, OCEEJBD
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