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SCJP 1.5 - Change in examination center

 
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Hello Ranchers,

I'm planning to take the exam SCJP1.5 by the end of next month in Bangalore,India. And I'll be travelling to the United States in the month of December. I was wondering if I can take my second attempt in US if I fail to clear the certification in my first attempt.

One attempt would be in India and if I want a second attempt in another country, is that something allowed..?

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Soumya.
 
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Try asking this question to Sun Training; you can find contact info in this list.
 
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When you buy the voucher in India it is not covered under the retake policy. The voucher is also not transferable across countries. You can double check with Sun training
 
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Thanks for the information guys.
 
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