Is Oracle Certification easy to pass?

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Is Oracle Certification easy to pass?

Tasmina
Is Oracle Certification easy to pass?
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Re: Is Oracle Certification easy to pass?

ErmanArslansOracleBlog
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It depends on the subject and the certificate.. But generally it is not that easy.. You need to get the necessary trainings, you have to solve some similar tests/questions and internalize the relevant subject. Sometimes memorization is also required...
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Re: Is Oracle Certification easy to pass?

Roshan
Hello Erman,

I would like some advice on career path.

is a certification in GoldenGate Implementation Specialist 12c worth? Can this increase my chance getting a job as system admin/engineer?

Which certification do you think is more demanding on the market?

Is it necessary to get an MBA/Masters degree or certifications along with degree is enough?

Kindly advise.

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Re: Is Oracle Certification easy to pass?

ErmanArslansOracleBlog
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I don't know your skills and I don't have your up-to-date CV, but OK I will try to comment on this..

Goldengate is a good thing to follow..
Not everyone know how to use and administer Goldengate and it is the leader for Oracle replications(both
Oracle to Oracle, or Oracle to anywhere else)

So I recommend increasing your knowledge on it.  Getting certificates is a good way to increase your knowledge, and it will be good for your CV as well.

Nowadays, Cloud certifications seem promising.. OCI, Amazon, GCP.. You name it..
Nosql side is also good. Mongo, Postgresql and stuff like that.

As for the Oracle certifications, you can get OCP + some other certs.. (such as EBS admin, RAC Admin, Exadata Admin and all that)

MBA or master degree is not required for being a sys admin or engineer. But, if you want to do management, I can recommend doing an MBA.. It makes you see the big picture (from HR to finance, from operations to strategy , from marketing to analysis)

I would also recommend a master on computer science, data science and AI-related areas.

--If I had time now, I would do a physics master :)

Actually It depends on what you are interested in..

Anyways, to sum up; if you want to be a good engineer in these areas, you may consider doing a Computer science master. But again, this is not a must..

These are my recommendations for you.