Basically, it would take one with Java background about 2 weeks to two months. For those beginner....who knows? It depends. If they have people to guide, within one month or lessis still possible. Hum..., let me think......., hum....
1. First week: Set your goal to 99%, write down and post in front of you and watch it seriously everyday. Get familiar with OBJECTIVES, some notes or tips from javaranch.com and its related links. Review at least twice. (some sections need more time to review!) If you can@#t make it, I know, then give you another week to finish.
2. Second week: download/print all MOCK exams, take as many as you can. At least one each day. Please MARK the Q you have answered wrong and know why in referring to notes when necessary. Also MARK which one focus on which topics. If you like, classify the questions into different fields according to OBJECTIVES. It may help you identify Q less than two seconds when in real test. (I have a identification list)
3. Occasionally, you can find trick Qs in forum. Test some Qs in JDK as soon as you@#ve finished the Mock exam. ( a lot of cut-and-pastes )
4. Before exam, give you enough time only review those Qs you got wrong and those trick Qs in MOCK. Do some test on-line. (Please don@#t waste your money on JQ+, Jcertify, ... and those I don@#t remember. If you like you can donate it to me.) Read Notes again.
5. Special Reminding:
-Always reasoning the Qs with only one (or at most, two) basic concept:
What it want me to solve/figure out?
What@#s wrong? What should it be the result?
Should I skip it ASAP to save some time for others?
-get some hints directly from Answer Choice.
-Threads/Runnable/synchronized: know all peanuts and bananas.
-Inheritence/Overloading/overriding: familiar with your Grandparent-parent-son relationship and their relatives.
-AWT, Layout: who and who@#s occupation, Does he change when stretching right or down, what@#s wrong if he was laid out and reset to find a new one?
-abstract, inner, in/outputStream should have some knowledges.
-GC, sh>>(>)ift, collection, util, exception, if, switch: just a couple of Qs. Very straight forward and comman seen but can make you brain three turns.
6. Accelerate your reading-speed but focus. always Mark the Qs when it@#s uncertain.
7. What@#s left: Be confident, calm (deep breathing). Pray before you play.
8. Pass is pass. No matter how high or low. Get Certificate first. Only at that time everything.., oh sorry, I mean your $150 does really pay off.
9. Give you a couple of days to have a good sleep. The radiation from monitor is pretty heavy...
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