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How to score higher in enthuware test?

 
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After reading k&b book 3 times, solving many mock questions, I still score only 76% in enthuware tests.
I see those who score well in enthuware tests also score well in exams.
Enthuware tests contain question that are considered out of topic in k&b book, oca 8 sybex book,  like, setLength() method of StringBuilder, getClass() method, Math.round() etc.
They are the  main reason for my low score.
How to score higher in  upcoming tests?
 
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Priyavrat Kumar wrote:After reading k&b book 3 times, solving many mock questions, I still score only 76% in enthuware tests.
I see those who score well in enthuware tests also score well in exams.
Enthuware tests contain question that are considered out of topic in k&b book, oca 8 sybex book,  like, setLength() method of StringBuilder, getClass() method, Math.round() etc.
They are the  main reason for my low score.
How to score higher in  upcoming tests?


Priyavrat, these questions are there because of feedback received from the users. It is ok to answer them incorrectly on the mock exams because these questions are information based and once you know that piece of information (through reading the explanations), you will not miss them on the real exam.

However, your real issue is something else. The percentage of questions that you think are out of official syllabus is very small and should not be a cause of missing 24%. I will suggest you to go through those topics on which you scored less on a mock exam from a book before moving on to the next mock exam. This will help you increase your score.

HTH,
Paul.
 
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Thanks for reply
I will try to improve my knowledge by re-reading and understanding weak topics.
 
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