JavaOne Hyderabad

If you are interested in attending JavaOne Hyderabad on May 3-4, the early-bird registration ends on April 2nd.

The registration link is:
http://www.oracle.com/javaone/in-en/register/index.html

Early Bird Registration
 Regular Registration
 Onsite Registration
Before April 2nd April 2 - May 2 May 3-4
INR 3420 (~$68.00) INR 4500 (~$89.00) INR 5700 (~$113.00)


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