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Total cost of SCEA/OCMJEA certification in India

 
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Could you help me know what is the total cost of the the SCEA/OCMJEA certification in India?

I am getting a little confused when I look at the oracle website where they show cost for each exam phase. Has it become so very expensive?
 
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You can check the latest cost on Pearson Vue. But for me for each part the cost was USD 125 that means approximately between Rs 5500 to Rs 7000. I do not know the exact cost for the mandatory training so cannot comment on that. So excluding the mandatory training part the cost for all 3 exams could be around Rs 18000.
 
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God, this has become expensive. Just checked the oracle website and I see that the minimum cost of training is Rs 13888. Hence, total cost is about 30K+. This is really sad to hear that the company is focusing on profit making. This is a real dampener for aspirants, like me.
 
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Hey Praveen,

I agree. I'm switching to Python, don't want anything to do with Oracle after this
 
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Hi Cathal,
Could you please share some information on what Python is? Is it some kind of a new certification framework ?
What I know is that it is a programming language.
 
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Hi Praveen,

Python is a programming language. I'm going to use it instead of Java in protest of the introduction of the mandatory course requirement
 
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You can also explore Scala or Groovy. You just need JVM to run. Scala looks promising for future.
 
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Hi deepak,

I don't want anything to do with Oracle so I won't be exploring any languages which run on a JVM
 
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I did the entire SCEA5 by Feb 2011. It was around $950 + $65 for Sun ePractice and less than $100 for Whizlabs.
At that time there was no mandatory training and my company paid for all the expenses.

I know after Oracle going for mandatory training - the popularity for SCEA5 might come down.
 
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