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Groovy Test

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Grails Test

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PrimeFaces Test

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EJB Test (Enterprise Java Beans)

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JSF Test

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Java 8 Test

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JAVA Test Descriptive

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Java API Test

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Spring Batch Test

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JUnit Test

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Rest Test (Java Web Services)

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SOLID Principles Test

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Drools Test

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Java Swing Test

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Oracle Portlet Test (Oracle PDK)

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20182
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Our Java skills tests empower you to assess and hire skilled Java developers

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Use our pre-employment Java skill assessment tests to assess and hire

Junior Java Developer JSF Developer Software Developer (Hibernate)
Senior Java Developer Test Automation Engineer - JUnit Java Expert
Junior / Senior Java Programmer Java EE Developer Java Specialist
Java application developers with 0 to 6 yrs of experience Software Engineer - J2EE Java API Developer
Java software developers with 0 to 6 yrs of experience Sr. Java Developer - J2EE IT Solution Architect
UI Java Developer J2EE Developer Groovy Developer
Java Architect Apache Tomcat Administrator Ant Specialist
J2EE Architect Tomcat Server Admin Drools Developer
Core Java Developer Linux System Admin - Apache Tomcat Java Developer - EJB
Grails Developer System Administrator –Apache Tomcat null

Java developer assessment test questions evaluates following relevant Java skills of candidates

  • Core Java Concepts:Variables, Operators, Statements, Data Types, Threads, Servlets, etc.
  • Java Skills: Java Coding, Core Java, OOPs Concepts, Error Handling, Problem Solving
  • OOPs Concepts: Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstract Data Types, Classes, etc.
  • J2EE: Java Servlets, JSP, EJB, Java APIs, EJB Injection, Messaging Driven Beans, Java EE Application Servers, etc.
  • Hibernate Concepts: Hibernate strategies, Object Relational Mapping (ORM), Stored Procedure Queries, etc.
  • Grails Framework: Commands, Controllers, Filters, GORM, Grail GSP, etc.
  • Java API: RMI Server, RMI Client, Hash Map, Java Message Service (JMS), etc.
  • Java Design Patterns: creational, structural, behavior patterns
  • JSF: JSF 2, Backing Beans, JSF 2 Navigation, etc.
  • RichFaces: RichFaces Architectural Overview, Basic Components, etc.
  • Seam & Weld (SW): JBOSS, Array in Seam, Data Model in Seam, etc.
  • Spring Framework: Spring Applications, Configuration, Test Module, Spring MVC Controller, Spring Boot, Spring Rest, Spring Batch, Spring Cloud, etc.
  • UI Java Development: JavaScript, Java, HTML5, CSS, JQuery, etc.
  • MySQL: MySQL Commands and Queries
  • Groovy: Groovy Control Structures, Groovy OOPs, Groovy Gradle, Groovy Scripts
  • Ant: Ant Operation Tags, Ant Properties, Creating Targets in Ant, Folder and File Handling in Ant
  • Drools: Drools Dependencies, Drools Runtime, Drools Rule Creation, Drools Camel Server
  • EJB: Accessing EJB, EJB Instance Injection, Message Driven Beans, EJB Interceptors
  • Liferay: Liferay Portlet Applications, Liferay Portlet Classes, Liferay Deployment in Portlets, Liferay Sessions, etc.
  • Java Full Stack Skills: Strings and Regular Expressions, Strings And Regular Expressions, Exception Handling, Request Mapping, etc.
  • Java Swing Skills: SwingUtilities, ComponentUI Class, Jcomponent, JLabel, etc.
  • Java Play Framework: Play Actions, Play Reactivity, Play Database, etc.
  • IntelliJ Skills: IntelliJ Idea Settings, VCS, Annotations and more.
  • Java RESTful Web Services
  • JDBI v3, JDBC

You can always ask us to customize Java proficiency test as per your job description.

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FAQ
What are Java skill tests?
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The Java skill tests are pre-employment tests for recruiters and hiring managers to hire job-fit candidates for Java developer position. These tests help to quantify Java skills of candidates using validated question set and AI-powered analytics. These tests helps to evaluate candidates' ability to solve coding problems using Java.

Why use iMocha's Java skill tests?
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iMocha's Java skill tests help recruiter & hiring managers to assess Java programming skills of the candidates. Our tests are designed to help tech recruiters and hiring managers to assess candidates in various experience levels (entry, intermediate and experienced). Java assessment tests include Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ), Multiple Answer Questions (MAQ), Fill in the Blanks, Whiteboard Questions, and Audio/Video Questions, coding questions, AI-LogicBox, etc. that will help recruiters to:

  • Reduce hiring time up to 40%
  • Reduce technical screening time by 80%
  • Increase interview-to-selection ratio by 62%

How do you assess Java developer skills while hiring?
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iMocha’s 45+ technical tests on Java helps recruiters to assess candidates Java programming skills. Our assessments help to evaluate a candidate’s understanding about various concepts in Java like OOPs (Data Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism), Java constructs like loops and data types, String handling, Collection framework, Multithreading, and Exception handling, etc.

Tech recruiters & hiring managers can utilize features like LogicBox questions, coding simulators to assess Java coding skills of the developers. Hiring managers can use live coding interviews to conduct coding assessments in real time. Our coding platform also comes with CodeReplay feature which helps reviewer to replay screen capture of line-by-line code written by candidate.

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