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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 mor than 350 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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Short, practical plan for someone using a practice-test kit with a month to go. First, confirm the exact exam and its official objectives — that drives what you must learn. A test engine (as described) is useful for exposure, but it should be one input among several: use it to find weak spots, not as the sole syllabus.

Recommended resource types (pick one reliable item in each category and stick with it):

  • a single, exam-aligned study guide as your spine (cover every objective in order);
  • the official Java API/Javadoc for authoritative reference and signature details;
  • alternate practice exams from different providers to see varied question styles;
  • short hands-on labs: implement small programs that exercise collections, I/O, exceptions, threads and synchronization, and practice debugging with an IDE;
  • concise flash cards or a one-page rulesheet for language gotchas (equals/hashCode, autoboxing, narrowing conversions, finalization, etc.).
    Avoid relying on dumps or memorized tricks.

A focused four-week approach:

  • Week 1: take a timed baseline mock, map weak topics, assemble your study list.
  • Weeks 2–3: alternate focused reading with short coding labs and 20–40 targeted practice questions per weak topic.
  • Week 4: run two full-length timed sims (exam conditions), review every incorrect question, and build short corrective notes you can re-read the last 48 hours.

Quick exam-day and mindset tips: practice careful reading (a point and implicitly flagged), flag and move on when stuck, and treat tricky practice items as learning opportunities rather than defeat. ’s implicit prompt about which exam matters — tailor the resources to the exact version you are taking. Rest well before the test and use timed simulation to build stamina.

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You need to have good english skills to start with. Then, get the book by kathy sierra and bert bates.

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what kind of exam r u studying 4? what course r u in?

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(s)he's need an exam in advanced gobbledegook to understand your post. Not that I understood much of it, except the words "exam", "course", and "studying"...

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The bad thing is you write(at least you should) with more clarity than you speak. So just imagine them in a conversation.

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