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I’m here because my best buddy has told me to go into forum do discussed with people and reach to your resolution. I've downloaded ucertify java test software, next month mye xam will go. Less time, the TestKit provides 5 full-length exam simulations, containing 285 questions, 150 pop quiz questions and above 85 comprehensive study notes. Highly customized and randomized tests are also available to adapt the TestKit according to the needs of a specific user. Lots of questions are there and free questions i solved were too tough and tricky. Suggest me what other resources should i need to have?

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Solid thread so far — has a common problem (limited time, lots of practice questions) and the book-and-guide suggestions from , and are a good foundation. With roughly a month to the exam, treat the official exam syllabus as the checklist, run one full timed diagnostic to reveal the weakest topics, then target those gaps instead of grinding random question banks. (dev.java)

For authoritative references use the official Java Tutorials and the Java SE API docs for working examples and correct usage, and consult the Java Language Specification for exact, corner-case language behavior (scopes, conversions, overload/override rules, ambiguous cases). These sources are the final word when exam questions hinge on subtle language rules. (docs.oracle.com)

Practice strategically: favour realistic, objective-aligned mock exams that give full explanations and timed modes over sheer quantity. Community archives capture common gotchas and exam experiences that help prioritise study topics — long-running forums and well-regarded mock providers collect this kind of feedback and realistic question styles. (enthuware.com)

A compact four‑week plan that usually works: Week 1 — one timed full mock + map errors to syllabus; Week 2 — focused study on weakest domains with short drills; Week 3 — two timed mocks and thorough error analysis; Week 4 — light review, a one‑page rule/APIs cheat‑sheet, and rest. Emphasize fast, accurate code reading and knowing where to look up API details; success often comes from being fluent with short snippets and language rules, not memorising question banks.

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look on amazon for cathy sierra and bert bates(think i got those names right) java certification book. BEST book I ever bought. It covers a lot of crap you don't get from most books. I've had it for a long time and still haven't got through the whole thing.

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i bought "Head First Java" written by those two and I loved it.

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HF Java is an excellent book but doesn't prepare you for the exam. The certification study guide will prepare you very well indeed if you have a decent knowledge of the core language which Hf Java will provide.

Oh, you got the names almost right except it's Kathy (with a K, not a C).

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Oh, you got the names almost right except it's Kathy (with a K, not a C).

hehe, I was reciting from memory.:)

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