Hyderabad Sun Learning Centre
# 204 B, 2nd Floor, Surekha Chambers
Opp: VIP Showroom
Near Lal Bunglow
Ameerpet, Hyderabad -500-016
Contact: Mr Stanley
Phone: +91 99595 39947
Email: stanley@rpssoft.com, sunil@rpssoft.com
The approximate cost of taking the exam is: 7500
SCJP 6.0 Certification Exam
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# 204 B, 2nd Floor, Surekha Chambers
Opp: VIP Showroom
Near Lal Bunglow
Ameerpet, Hyderabad -500-016
Contact: Mr Stanley
Phone: +91 99595 39947
Email: stanley@rpssoft.com, sunil@rpssoft.com
The approximate cost of taking the exam is: 7500
SCJP 6.0 Certification Exam
Exam Info
| Exam number | CX-310-065 |
| Prerequisites | None |
| Exam type | Multiple choice and drag and drop |
| Number of questions | 72 |
| Passing score | 65% (47 of 72 questions) |
| Time limit | 210 minutes |
| Delivered at | Authorized Worldwide Prometric Testing Centers |
- Exam Number - CX-310-065
- Prerequisites - None
- Type of Questions - The type of questions asked in the exam are multiple-choice(single response and multiple response), and drag-n-drop. Again, if a multiple-choice question has more than one correct choice, it is explicitly stated in the question.
- Time - The time allowed to complete this exam is 210 minutes, which is sufficient. You are allowed to go back to earlier questions during the exam, but take care that you are able to review only the marked questions, once all questions are filled in.
- Passing % - You need to obtain at least 65% to be successful. The exam asks you 72 questions and you need to correctly answer at least 47. Note: sometimes one additional question is added for testing purposes. This additional question is not used for the passing score.
- Cost - US $ 300 (or locally priced)
- Related exams - Sun Certified Programmer for the Java Platform, Standard Edition 6 Upgrade Exam (CX-310-066) for candidates who have already successfully certified on a previous version of SCJP.
Useful Resources
- Books - Preparatory books are a valuable asset for any IT Certification preparation. Here are some recommended books for the exam:
-
Scjp Sun Certified Programmer for Java 5: Exam (310-055)
by Kathy Sierra (Author)
- SCJP Sun Certified Programmer for Java 5 Study Guide
by Sierra and Bert Bates
- SCJP Sun Certified Programmer for Java 5 Practice Exams
by Katherine Sierra (Author), Bert Bates (Author)
- SCJP Exam for J2SE 5: A Concise and Comprehensive Study Guide for The Sun Certified Java Programmer Exam
by Paul Sanghera (Author)
- Fast Track to Sun Certified Java Programmer (SCJP) 5.0 Upgrade Exam
by Ka, Iok Tong (Author)
- References
- Download the JSR from here.
- Get a quick overview with J2SE 6.0 release notes.
- Read J2SE 5.0 in a nutshell
- Read about the new Language Features
- Test yourself with Tiger Quiz
- Documentation on enhancments in J2SE 5.0 (also for 6.0)
- Tutorials and Articles - There are numerous tutorials
freely available on the web. The most reliable and
recommended of these are by Sun. Following is a list of some
highly useful tutorials and articles for the exam:
- The Generics tutorial by Sun.
- Taming Tiger archives: Read about 5.0 features in the Taming Tiger archives at developerWorks.
- Taming Tiger, Part 1 By Tarak Modi, JavaWorld.com
Mock Exams - Fulfill the need to practice for the exam.
http://www.jchq.net/mockexams/exam1.htm
http://www.javacertificationexams.com/scjp-mock-exams.php
Tips and Tricks
- Try to get a group together to study with, it makes it easier.
- As you progress through your study you will begin to get a ‘feeling’ for what the question is asking.
- Read, practice, sit practice exams and discuss with colleagues over and over again.
- If you buy a certification book (recommended) be prepared to read your chosen study book 3 times.
- In the Drag and Drop type questions, the answer gets reset if you try to review it. So, always complete and double check your answer before moving away from a Drag and Drop question.
- It would be helpful to solve Drag and Drop questions on a sheet of paper before actually attempting them in the test.
- The revised exam has more performance-based questions than knowledge-based questions requiring memorization of API details. So spend more time on hands-on practice, especially of commonly used methods, and avoid trying to memorize each and every API detail simply by reading.
- Be clear about the classes implementing the Collection types like List, Set, and Map. Be aware of which of these types support sorting, which allow duplicates, which give the best performance, and so on.
- Remember that immutable string objects are returned by the String class. StringBuilder and StringBufffer both return mutable strings; the only difference between them is that StringBuffer is thread-safe, while the other is not.
- When you see the usage of varargs in a method, ensure that the ellipsis is appearing as the last argument to the method.
- Remember that the super type of generic Collection objects is Collection and not Collection
- Remember that since the wildcard (?) stands for an unknown type, you cannot add to generic types using wildcards.
- Know the distinction between Comparable and Comparator and the methods defined by these interfaces.
- Ask your employer to pay for the exam. They may pay or reimburse you if you pass the exam?
- Whizlbs ***
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