Mohammad Bappy Chowdhary wrote:I have booked the exam 3 months ago for 15th of June 2015, I have studied everyday for 3 hrs. Now I am thinking of changing the exam date. any suggestion will be very helpful.
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Mohammad Bappy Chowdhary wrote:Regarding Enthuware, more than 50% of those questions has 3 to 4 options to choose, I have noticed that most of my answers were correct such as it has told me to choose 4 options and i chose 3 correct and sometime I had to choose 3 options but i have chosen 2 correct.
OCAJP 7
“You may never get to touch the Master, but you can tickle his creatures.”
― Thomas Pynchon, Gravity's Rainbow
Guillermo Ishi wrote:Definitely reschedule it for another three months out. And 3 months from then, you might have to reschedule again. With 30% right now you haven't got any chance. Don't wait until the last minute to reschedule since you have to give them some advance notice or they won't let you.
The Enthu tests you've already taken, you can click at the top of the columns to get the missed question all together for easier review. Work hard to understand why you missed the questions you did. That will probably be as good as any book. Take advantage of the 'discuss' button at the bottom of the questions to go to the Enthu site, to a page devoted to discussion of that question. If you find you're missing questions that you actually knew the answer to, you need to learn concentrate more and pay attention to detail of the question.
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enrique davis wrote:I'm studying for the OCA and I'm at chapter 4 but I don't remember what was in chapter 1 and 2
enrique davis wrote:Can someone suggest a working study strategy
enrique davis wrote:I'd like to add to this topic
I'm studying for the OCA and I'm at chapter 4 but I don't remember what was in chapter 1 and 2
I'm not sure if I'll ever be able to pass this exam
My problem is to find time to study, I only study one or 2 nights a week.
Can someone suggest a working study strategy
Thanks
“You may never get to touch the Master, but you can tickle his creatures.”
― Thomas Pynchon, Gravity's Rainbow
enrique davis wrote:I'm using the study guide by Scott Selikoff and I think it's a good book.
enrique davis wrote:I think the gaps in between the study sessions are my problem
enrique davis wrote:by the way all my test code is written in notepad++ and I manually compile it and run it from command promt
Blake Edward wrote:Are you able to study at work?
Blake Edward wrote:I to feel like I will never pass this exam.
Blake Edward wrote:If there is something I don't understand I do one of two things: throw the code in TextMate and play with it and/or get out the paper and pencil and write it out, drawing lines and making notes until I get it.
enrique davis wrote:I'd like to add to this topic
I'm studying for the OCA and I'm at chapter 4 but I don't remember what was in chapter 1 and 2
I'm not sure if I'll ever be able to pass this exam
My problem is to find time to study, I only study one or 2 nights a week.
Can someone suggest a working study strategy
Thanks
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enrique davis wrote:I'd like to add to this topic
I'm studying for the OCA and I'm at chapter 4 but I don't remember what was in chapter 1 and 2
I'm not sure if I'll ever be able to pass this exam
My problem is to find time to study, I only study one or 2 nights a week.
Can someone suggest a working study strategy
Thanks
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