1Z1-542 (Oracle Enterprise Content Management Essentials)

Hi,
I am planning and preparing for this beta exam.But,since the topics are vast,unable to complete.Is anyone else planning to write this exam?
Thanks,
Rachana

Hi Rachna,
I hope you have given your exam and came out with flying colors.
If it possible, I request you to please share the exam experience with us as my one is on 31st July.
Please do let me know what are the types of questions, difficulty level, etc..
I would be highly obliged if you can share it ASAP.
Thanks & regards,
Anuj Jain

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stakeholders at the right time.
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