Hyperion Certification - Practice Exams?

I'm planning to take Hyperion Essbase and Planning certifications and preparing for them now.
My company is a Oracle Gold partner and I have checked in OPN and OTN for any practice exams
with some sample questions to get a feel of the certification tests and assess my preparation so far.
There is so much material in Oracle websites, I am wondering if such tests exists and if I missed them.
If anyone knows if such test exists, could you please share the link?
Thanks in advance.
H

If you are referring to the Oracle Essbase 11 Essentials, there are not sample questions for this exam. There are also no sample questions for the Oracle Hyperion Planning Essentials. Typically, if there are sample questions or practice exams available, they will be listed as links on the exam pages under the 'Additional Information & Resources' section.
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Brandye Barrington
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