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I bought an oracle exam voucher and I got the voucher number. So I want to book the 808 exam
I just wondering, should I pass the voucher number in "Add Voucher or Promo Code " field or it's a discount voucher (I don't know what is the discount voucher), i.e. what should I pass in this field (Exam voucher, "Java20" or leave it blank)
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Hassan Salem wrote:I just wondering, should I pass the voucher number in "Add Voucher or Promo Code " field or it's a discount voucher (I don't know what is the discount voucher), i.e. what should I pass in this field (Exam voucher, "Java20" or leave it blank)


If you have bought a voucher for the same amount as the exam price, you just enter the voucher number and click the Apply-button. Then the voucher number will be validated and once everything is verified, the total due will be 0 so you don't have to do any payments. You could also enter "java20" (without the quotes) and again click the Apply button to enjoy the 20% discount Oracle is offering for Java's 20th anniversary.

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Thanks Roel

You could also enter "java20" (without the quotes) and again click the Apply button to enjoy the 20% discount Oracle is offering for Java's 20th anniversary.


What kind of discount I will get as I already bought the voucher, so I think i have one option which is passing voucher number, is it correct?
 
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Hassan Salem wrote:What kind of discount I will get as I already bought the voucher, so I think i have one option which is passing voucher number, is it correct?


If you bought a voucher for 95 GBP, you should indeed only enter the voucher number. The discount won't be useful. But until the end of this year you get a 20% discount when registering for a certification exam, so if you bought a voucher for only 76 GBP, you'll need to enter the promotional code as well.
 
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