Enthuware

Hello, I wanted to thank you. I passed with score 98%

It's all thanks to your brilliant mock exam, I don't know where to leave a nice feedback

Hi,
Congratulations! That's a great score!!! I am glad to know that our product was helpful to you. You may leave at feedback at http://www.amazon.com/Certified-Associa ... ords=ocajp

thank you,
Paul.

I just tried to type a feedback there but it says that my new account there has to buy something first... Can I write my feedback here and someone copy-paste it on my behalf?

Jix wrote:I just tried to type a feedback there but it says that my new account there has to buy something first... Can I write my feedback here and someone copy-paste it on my behalf?

Sure, thanks a lot for trying!

I took it today, scored 93% About 3 of the questions on the exam I thought had no correct answer at all, the rest of the errors made (or maybe all of them) were my own fault

$10 exceedingly well spent.

My thanks also.

Best money I ever spent in preparation for the exam, just out of curiosity how were you doing in the mock exams, some times I get between 70-80% then I could fall back to 50% as I increase difficulty.

I'm increasing my difficulty all the time but just a bit afraid I'm getting used to some of the questions and that's giving a false impression of my actual scores. Haven't booked my exam yet but will as soon as I think I'm ready and then give myself 2 weeks more to prepare fully, I'd love to match your score of 98% and 93%

(Also I think I registered on this forum I'm sure I'm going to get more software)

Over the past three weeks I'd say on average I was scoring between 75% and 100% in all categories and exam types. Getting to that point was quite difficult though and involved around 3 months of studying and writing code between regular work.

I think the key to overcoming any tendency for memorization of questions / answers is to review only the questions you get wrong, then hit the books to study the relevant concepts, retake the tests, read about what you got wrong (again), and repeat, then repeat some more.

In terms of the difficulty levels I thought some of the easy tests were actually a small bit more difficult rather than the reverse for some reason. My scores never really bounced around - they started out pretty low and curved upward fairly consistently as I gained a better understanding.

I thought the actual Oracle certification exam was noticeably easier than the Enthuware tests so I'm quite sure if you are consistently passing these, you'll have absolutely no problem with the certification itself.

Good luck!