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Scott Selikoff
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I noticed Whizlabs offerred a $50 discount on exam vouchers: http://www.whizlabs.com/index.php?exam_id=15&country_id=&option=com_content&view=article&id=57&submit=submit
Is this a legitimate site? Is there any reason not to purchase from them?
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Ankit Garg
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Well since I'm in India, I can see the price of their voucher Rs.6500. And on Oracle's site the cost of SCJP is given at 125$ (in India) which is around Rs.5750 and you directly have to pay that to your prometric center, no need for a voucher. I don't see any reason for anyone in India to buy a voucher from them...
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ujjawal rohra
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Dear Ankit
i just asked at two prometric centres in Delhi about the cost of voucher and they told me 6000 and 6500 and
on sun's site it is given 150$. I dont know what to do..But you are saying that there is no need to purchase the voucher and the cost is 5750..
Kindly advise as i am confused on the exam process..
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appu sharma
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Ankit Garg wrote:Well since I'm in India, I can see the price of their voucher Rs.6500. And on Oracle's site the cost of SCJP is given at 125$ (in India) which is around Rs.5750 and you directly have to pay that to your prometric center, no need for a voucher. I don't see any reason for anyone in India to buy a voucher from them...
where you see this cost can you give the link.
Thank you
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Jesper de Jong
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Whizlabs is a well-known reputable company that sells SCJP mock exam software, and this is not the first time I heard that they have an offer like this. So, yes, it is legitimate.
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ujjawal rohra
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Dear Ankit
i just asked at two prometric centres in Delhi about the cost of voucher and they told me 6000 and 6500 and
on sun's site it is given 150$. I dont know what to do..But you are saying that there is no need to purchase the voucher and the cost is 5750..
Kindly advise as i am confused on the exam process..
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Christophe Verré
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ujjawal rohra wrote:But you are saying that there is no need to purchase the voucher and the cost is 5750..
Kindly advise as i am confused on the exam process..
That was is written at Oracle homepage : "Candidates no longer need to purchase vouchers prior to taking an exam. Please pay Prometric directly for your exam during registration."
Now I'd like to clear that out too. Why is there still vouchers ?
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Raj. Sharma
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Dear Scott,
Now we are providing sun vouchers in India Only,For Outside india,users can book their exam and buy the vouchers from the prometric website www.prometric.com
Regards,
Raj Sharma
Customer Relations-Whizlabs
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