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A Place for Java Programmers!
Ready for the
mock exam, Okay! Before you start your mock exam I just
want to share some facts about the real exam.
Note:-
Please send your feedback about the exams, its useful
for me to do the further improvements.
How
the real exam looks like:
Feedback/Comments
Real exam is of
2hrs and have
59 questions.
You
need 61% marks to pass the exam i.e.
near about 36 right answers.
But
I would say one thing here that you don't just think of passing
it,
think
of high percentage. It has about 70% code
based questions.
Code
is of near about 6 to 20 lines. If
the code is more than 8 lines then it is displayed in separate
window.
The
questions can also have multiple answers for
those questions,
the
information about number of correct answers is also given
with the question.
When
the test is going on, no other program is allowed to be run
on that computer. The test engine is very much user friendly
you can go to next or previous question easily. The test engine
covers the full screen. While reading the code if you don't
get the answer quickly then you can mark
the question by checking the checkbox "mark"
on the top-left of the window. If you have left
any question un-attempted or marked then
it will prompt you.
Before
starting the exam they will provide you a sample exam of just
10 questions which has no relation with the real test and
even no relation with Java, it is just
to make you familiar with the test engine.
After
that, the exam introduction page would be displayed in which
they have told you about the assumption made in exam for the
your convenience, read it thoroughly.
You
can also read it online from here. Then, they will provide
you introduction to the test engine
in written format.
Your
time will be start when you click the button "start exam".
Time
left is displayed on the top-right corner of the window. When
the actual time i.e. 2hrs will be over then at that time if
you are attempting any question, for the first time, you will
be allowed to complete that question, but when you click any
button the test engine will automatically submit your test.
If you are revising your test at that time (i.e. after 2hrs
is finished) then you will not be allowed to do anything more
and the test engine will automatically submit your test.
That's
all what I remember about it. I hope this will help you.
Please
read the following instructions carefully:
Now as I
have told you the real exam have the time of two hours, for
the mock exams I am giving you 1 and half hour so that you
can make the habit to finish it earlier and revise it in the
time left. The time left will be displayed
in the status bar on the left side and
after the time is over your test will be submitted automatically
by displaying a message the "Your time is over".
When you submit your test it will immediately prompt you that
how many questions you have answered correctly and your marks
percentage. When you click the OK button on the dialog box
then answers to the questions
are displayed in a separate window.
Disclaimer:
The mock exams on this site is a
little harder than the real exam, my aim is to
share maximum points with you. I hope you will enjoy it.
Best
of Luck!
