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I have problem in creating oracle account.
What to fill in following Fields of oracle.com create account page
1. Job Title
3. Work Phone
2. Company Name
As i am student i dont have any job title or company name
 
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Tn Sharma wrote:What to fill in following Fields
As i am student i dont have any job title or company name


You can fill in college name for a company part, and you can put student in title or course + student (i.e. Computer science student).
I don't think there is much to worry about those fields - it is more for marketing purposes I think.
 
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And if you don't have a school name to fill in with, just type "student" or "n/a"
 
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