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Training mandatory for OCMJEA

 
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Hi All,

http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=458&get_params=p_track_id:OCMJEE6EA

The above link says training is mandatory to take up OCMJEA.

Is it possible take up the exam with out training?

Thanks,
Chethan.
 
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Yes.. You can do the training before, during or after being approved.
I even left for later.....
 
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After being approved means after completing all 3 parts of the exam?
 
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Chethan C Gowda wrote:After being approved means after completing all 3 parts of the exam?


After you complete the three parts you get an email to tell you your score and that you have passed but you won't get the certificate pack until you have validated to your exam using a code that you get from the training attendance.
 
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