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santanu

December 15, 2006 08:49 am

Sun provides different levels of certification for proficiency in Java. Apart from the MCA, such a certification will be immensely helpful in making a career in Java. This is the link to Sun's Cetrification page.

The various levels of certification are -

- Sun Certified Java Associate (SCJA)
- Sun Certified Java Programmer (SCJP)
- Sun Certified Java Developer (SCJD)
- Sun Certified Web Component Developer (SCWCD)
- Sun Certified Business Component Developer (SCBCD)
- Sun Certified Developer For Java Web Services (SCDJWS)
- Sun Certified Mobile Application Developer (SCMAD)
- Sun Certified Enterprise Architect (SCEA)

This thread is meant for building up an online resources and question bank relating to Sun's certifications. Books can be posted in the "Books and Downloads" thread. However you can post books specifically dealing with Java certification exams here.

These are the first few links to such online resources / mock tests / quiz-

http://www.valoxo.ch/jr/mocks/mock01a.html
http://certification.about.com/od/freeques...lscea_intro.htm
http://certification.about.com/od/certific...cjp14_intro.htm
http://certification.about.com/od/freeques...lscea_intro.htm
http://certcities.com/editorial/popquiz/
http://www.jaydeetechnology.co.uk/certification.htm
http://www.certmag.com/issues/feb02/sg/test.cfm
http://certquizzer.com/
http://www.jchq.net/mockexams/exam1.htm
http://www.javaprepare.com/quests/test.html
http://www.jchq.net/mockexams/exam2.htm
http://www.angelfire.com/or/abhilash/Main.html
http://www.javacaps.com/scjp_mockexams1.html
http://www.javacertificate.com/
http://www.measureup.com/cart/DisplayProdu...e=&mid=&crttrk=
http://www.sunguru.com/tests/tests.shtml
http://www.whizlabs.com/jwhiz.html

vaby

December 15, 2006 09:08 am

When it comes to e-books its vaby's Den

Complete Java 2 Certification Study Guide - Publisher: Sybex Inc - Author(s) :Phil Heller - Release Date 11 April, 2005 - 544pages

SCJD Exam with J2SE 5, Second Edition (Expert's Voice in Java) - Publisher:Apress - Author(s) :Andrew Monkhouse - Release Date 13 December, 2005

SCJP Exam for J2SE 5: A Concise and Comprehensive Study Guide for The Sun Certified Java Programmer Exam - Author(s):Paul Sanghera - Release Date :30 May, 2006

Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for J2EE Study Guide (Exam 310-051) - Publisher :McGraw-Hill/Osborne - Author(s) :Joseph Bambara - Release Date:27 March, 2003

Njoi

P.S:If u find Difficulty in downloading pls reply. All links are of RS.

manishMCA

May 17, 2007 10:42 pm

all links are "expired"!

santanu

May 18, 2007 12:59 am

Rapidshare links are usually shortlived.. so when u see one still working...grab it

microw

May 18, 2007 03:01 am

vaby

June 20, 2007 09:56 am

i want to pursue a career in java - basically web development ...
coz i know html and css and php very well...
which certification from below is suitable for me...
i want to go for a cource in java applications on the web...
whch institute is good...
is NIIT good... or i should directly apply for sun certificattion preparing on my own...
please put ur suggestions....

nareshkanduru

June 20, 2007 01:20 pm

To pursue a job in Java, these are the main things you need to be thorough with.

Core Java, Struts, Spring, Hibernate, Java Script, XML, Ajax
IDE/Server - JBoss/WebSphere/WebLogic/Eclipse
Databases - Oracle, My SQL etc

I dont know about Mumbai, but in Hyderabad and Bangalore, there are lot of small insti where you can pay 5k - 7k and learn all the concepts.

Note: A basic head start will be given in the insti than to grope in the dark, not knowing what to do, but you have to build your knowledge in these on your own.

NIIT etc, I think there will be some use, but at a premium cost. Enquire your friends, who can tell you where you can get coaching for Java cheaply.

I have a doubt. I remember you saying you are pursuing CA in some threads long back. Is that true or I misread some threads and thought it is you.

vaby

June 20, 2007 06:07 pm

yes i inquired with NIIT, APTECH and KarRox for java ....
i found NIIT best - coz it gives full sun curiculam with sun certificate(at extra cost - but discounted @40%) cource is of 2 months and they give guaranteed placement...
rest both dont provide guaranteed placements... we have to search on our own...
NIIT costs approx java adv. java 20000 + sun certification(7500 - 40%) 4500 = 24500
Aptech costs approx 8000 per paper(core java + adv. java + j2se) = 24000 + sun certification(7500 - 25 to 30%)5625 to 5250 = 29625 or 29250
karRox costs core java 8000 + adv java 12000 + j2se 12000 = 38000
this all in one package is for 24000 + taxes - they basically provide core and adv java programm - they tell students to go for j2se after they are confident in core and adv java....

NIIT duration 2 months (fast track monday to friday 9-1)
Aptech duration 4 months ( M/W/F - 2 hours)
KarRox - 4 to six months

give ur inputs to choose which one...

and @ santanu i would have never mentioned that i was doing CA - i have never thaught of doing CA , may be it was some one else and i may have suggested him something and all... neways i have been doing SGML coding for KGL for more that a year(home based) then i took up BPO(back office) for past 4 months...

i always had an inclination towards java...
when i was in 1st year of my B.com degree i had done 2 years of diploma from CMC Ltd. there i was the only kid to get atleast cleared in java exams and project...
i want to go for a cource which will help me get plcaement as my academics are weak...

namrata

June 20, 2007 07:09 pm

Frankly speaking Vaby, i dont feel that NIIT is a good option.... no doubt the syllabus they show covers all the java and adv java.... but it depends more how how they teach.... getting the concepts is much more important

dipali212

June 20, 2007 09:26 pm

Hey
You can also check the www.mkcl.org website

MKCL -Maharastra Corporation ltd.
they offer various course but full time course for 6 months.

ksri

June 20, 2007 09:41 pm

I too think NIIT is not a good option. Have you enquired about the package of the guaranteed placement?
If you have good hold on basics of java, as you said that you had an inclination towards java, then I would suggest you to directly apply for sun certification preparing on your own…

lazylotusflower

June 21, 2007 10:01 pm

hi friends
i heard that from NIIT only we can get coupon for sun java certificaion
and there are eight certification program
basic certification scja,its for core java -entry level
scjp sun certified java programmer -foundation course

third level has many certification programs
and scwd,scbcd,scjdws this three speciality certification with j2ee
scjd for java speciality certification
scmad moblie application speciality certification
fourth
scea enterprise architect

i heard coupons valid for one year if we failed or discontinued the program the fee will not refund
but are we need to pursue course in NIIT?????? or with available books possible to do course
pls suggest opinion

vaby

June 22, 2007 05:09 pm

hmm i do have a little knowledge abt java... though not very expert...
is java that easy - that one can give sun certification exams and clear it at one go...

my ultimate target is - Sun Certified Web Component Developer (SCWCD)
but this certification i will take only after some experiance...

namrata

June 22, 2007 07:35 pm

Vaby if only the certification is what you want then you can get it.
i dont think its that difficult..... but i will not say java is EASY...
But to become an expert in java is not that easy even i am NOT an expert [

]
if you know java and you have strong base... then to to learn other concepts become easy.

vaby

June 23, 2007 07:38 pm

hmm well frankly speaking i wont get(take) time out to study individually and then give exam on my own...
its like if u pay for something u tend to use it fully- but if its coming free - i mean on our own - i doubt i will ever finish learning concepts like RMI, STRUTS, JSP, Beans and much more...
talking abt knowledge abt java - i just know what is java and some of its features/concepts - i want to do an indepth study - i do have good books downloaded for java ranging from pages 500 to 2000 - i will b buying some of it to study - but i dont think its possible with my job to study on my own... lets see i havent decided yet - may b by next week i will decide - well thanks for all the help/guidance u ppl have provided...

ajeet

June 23, 2007 09:39 pm

As far as NIIT is concerned it depends upon the center....here i did C language from NIIT......they did all but imagine "Recursion" was excluded from the syllabus.....they only teach what is contained in their books ( thin book which they follow and are provided to all the students)......here most of the students prefer not to opt NIIT..... they are simply money suckers......they give no importance to practical which is the integral part.......also if they are telling they ll take 2 months.....then this means they ll finish off within 30- 40 daya at max.......and regarding the 40% discount this was there one year back also........this offer remains all time......and faculty depends on the center......it is'nt faculty is too good.......one of my friend did data stuctures from there...n it was horrible......no programming at all.....
So here we go for other institutes than NIIT which teaches good in 5k -6k.

lazylotusflower

June 24, 2007 09:41 pm

hi friends
individually we should not comment about any specific institutes
but from my own experience i learned to not to join any course in private sectors

i did vb&oracle from radiant which was closed two years back faculty was too good but unfortunately i was not able to attend the classes properly.

next i did .dot course for 8500/- (in 2003)in ssi the center where i joined closed and overtaken by aptech and that time i needed to shift my place from one state another state and i need to transfer my course to another state which took hardly seven months after making 100 calls to head office ,
even for eye wash vb.net asp.net covered and fundamentals of html,xml but they promised for c#,webcomponents,practical real project but end with eyewash.

next i joined core java j2e (as it is subject of 2nd and 5th semester )in cmc faculty was too good but he left inbetween without finish our batch (he got placement in for lumsum amount )and with some fresh faculty they adjusted but what i gained-its loss only .

so comparatively doing a course is separate thing and doing individual study is separate thing
so i started to learn on my own way (but it is too late for me )self study is very important and forum like we can discuss and share our knowledge
which benefit to all.
i will try my best .

share your opinions.

jaya.26

July 22, 2008 08:58 am

HI Friends,

I did a course on java & j2ee from NIIT (Chennai). The meterial provided was from SUN and it was really good. The facult itself don't know many topics in that meterial. To clear the course from NIIT we need to attend two online exams for java and j2ee , the faulty has answered the questions for my batch and i got 80% in those exams.

For j2ee , in the first day of the class what he explained , the same thing he did in the last of the class.

I didn't gain any knowledge but wasted 18000 . (my opinon)

Note : They gave me the certificates(the useful one)

thanks,
jaya

vishal sharma

August 07, 2008 11:41 am

hello to everyone
i am studying in 2nd semester and we have java in our syllabus do you think that i'm able to clear the java sun certified exam just by preparing and reading for my sem.2 exam.

Please guide!
what do you think i opt. for NIIT to get vouchers for the Exam, do I need to take
training from NIIT.

santanu

January 04, 2009 03:02 am

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