Best Practice to take data from 11i to 12.1

Dear all,
we have 2 instance on linux servers vrsion=5
1 instance 11.5.9
2 instance 12.1
we want to take 11i data to 12.1
kindly suggest me the best method to achieve it with all validations and everything
kidnly update
thank you,
journey

Hi hussain,
we want to take whole data exist in 11i to the traget 12.1 there are many techincla change in them like some table name is change from 11 to 12 so wht whould you sugggest kindly help me.

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