Anh Ngo

Thanks Sandeep,
What is valid of your voucher that you bought ? at the moment i saw it is 190$ for SUN valid untill 06 November 2011. Then how you deal with lower price ? Did you call to them ?
thanks
Anh

Sandeep Joshi wrote:Anh,
Please go ahead and purchase voucher from itcertify4less.com site. That site is definitely reliable. In the about us link you will get email id and phone number.
I just purchased voucher @$170 but that deal is depends up on the availability of vouchers. But I can say you will get less that $10-20 than showed price.

Thanks
Sandeep

Does anyone try it : http://www.getcertify4less.com/sun.asp ?
Sun cert in US/Canada 250$ before Feb 15

Sunny Bhandari wrote:No Dear, don't trust the online schedule.

Even if you have the voucher, get the contact number of nearest prometric/NIIT center and call them to get the appointment.

Sunny,
Could you ask the man who you contacted in prometric center that you can buy vouchers for another people in United States ?
Because i tried to contact with prometric local but they don't know about vouchers. They recommended me go to prometric website to buy vouchers but i can't see it in the website .
thanks for your help

Sunny Bhandari wrote:The vouchers can be used across all exam. There is nothing printed on the voucher with regard to the exam.

That is why they are called Oracle Java vouchers.

I had bought two vouchers in one go. One for SCJP and other for SCWCD.

The guy selling the vouchers at the prometric center was told me that he will give me a Sun T-shirt if I or my referred friends purchase 10 vouchers.

But I would still say try to get in contact with prometric center in your area, you may get some discount and promotions.

hi Sunny,
How can you get this voucher ? Can i use the voucher in US ? or i must use it in India ?
Would you share your experience about it ?
Thanks !

Sunny Bhandari wrote:$150 is still too much. Try getting it around $70 (Rs 3000-3500)

Do you want to try this website ? www dot itcertify4less dot com .
Does anyone try it please let me know how it works ? I also need voucher in US for SCJP 6.0 asap too.
Thanks

hi guys,

I have Whizlabs SCJP 6.0 Preparation Kit but i am not sure that it is for SCJP 1.6 or 1.5 ? Because i saw "Copyright 2005 Whizlabs Software " at the bottom line when i run it .
Does anyone know about it please explain it for me ?
It made me really confuse about it is latest version or not for SCJP 1.6 ?

THanks you so much !

it is different from coderanch that i saw 18 USD for enthuware but the real price is 39USD is it right ?

Paul Anilprem wrote:Hi,
I am not sure where you are looking but if you are in India and are going to pay directly into our bank account (instead of paying through Credit Card), the prices are mentioned here.
If you are a student the price is still quite low, Rs 850.

HTH,
Paul.

hi Renne,
Is that wonderful K&B book is Summary Sun Certified K&B note or 890 pages book (SCJP Sun Certified Programmer for Java 6 Exam 310-065) ?
thanks

Rene Puchinger wrote:Today I cleared the SCJP 6 exam with 100% score. This is what i have done:

* having read the wonderful K&B book twice - chapter 1 to chapter 5 then again chapter 1 to chapter 5. then the same for the second half of the book. I took me about 4 months to study this book - I studied intensively in the evenings during the week and regularly on Saturday

* Then about 1 month doing mock exams - MasterExam, Whizlabs and ExamLab and one Inquisition test. ExamLab was very good, in my opinion the best mock test. The interface is very similar to the real exam. MasterExam is also very good.

At least some sleep is necessary before the exam. In fact, the three nights before the exam I had very bad sleeping (resulting from nervousness from the exam - this were the first two nights) and surprisingly the night before the test I had very good sleep - I tried to focus on some nice moments in my life, tried to ignore the fact that I will do the exam the next day.

For 100% some luck is maybe also needed - there vere 2 questions with which I was uncertain, so I selected the options which I found most logical - and luckily, they were right.

I wish you all the best for your SCJP certification!