Certificate query

i am planning to give
1. 1Z0-051 Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I
2. Program with PL/SQL 1Z0-147
as per oracle site :
i will get Oracle PL/SQL Developer Certified Associate certificate after completion of both exam right ?
do they give any intermediate certificate after step 1 ?
is percentile printed on certificate ?

My previous answer was a litle bit short , but in fact ..
Only sql exam which gives a certification by itself is 1z0-047 , so after step one you won't get certification after passing your choosen exam.
After you will pass both exams from your question , you will get OCA certification . Percentage is never on certification "diploma" , anyway in most cases is certification result of few exams passed. Percentage is writen only, as i know, on exam results which are ment to be for your personal use.
Have a nice day
Edited by: ttt on 20.10.2009 12:11

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