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I passed SCJP 4 years ago. Recently I wanna refresh my knowledge and take the SCBCD. But somebody told me that the SCJP will be expired two years after you got it. In order to take SCBCD, I have to pass the SCJP again. Is it true??

I'd appreciate any suggestion.
 
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Please read this FAQ from Sun's website.


What is Sun's new Certification Policy?
Beginning with all Sun certification exams taken on or after August 1, 2003, certification offerings from Sun no longer have an expiration date. Rather, certification offerings are based on a version of technology. The certification date and exam version will appear on both a certificate and an identification card with the applicable certification title.

Recertification is no longer required to maintain one's status as a certified professional. Sun certification is now directly associated with a version of technology. Nevertheless, Sun highly recommends that you remain certified at the most current technology version.

 
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