Hi, I am a BSc graduate and I am working as an admin (general) I wanted to know which course will be useful for me whether MBA or sap (pls suggest) can you please brief me about SAP please...what will be the approx. Course fee (MBA distance/SAP)
From India, Madras
4From India, Madras
hai manmitha...
I strongly feel that MBA is now and future cousre, that most students are going to pursue....
MBA gives you wide oppurtunities....
i just cant forget th words uttered by L.N.Mittal , the proud NRi " I regret not doing MBA myself...."
I dont know much about SAP and fee strutures....But MBA has got great future ahead....
All the best
hanuma
From India, Kakinada
I strongly feel that MBA is now and future cousre, that most students are going to pursue....
MBA gives you wide oppurtunities....
i just cant forget th words uttered by L.N.Mittal , the proud NRi " I regret not doing MBA myself...."
I dont know much about SAP and fee strutures....But MBA has got great future ahead....
All the best
hanuma
From India, Kakinada
Hi,
MBA is definetely the best bet as it will help you progress all throughout your career. It is advisable to do a regular MBA however if your circumstances does not allow you can take up a distance mode froma reputed institute.
Now coming to SAP. SAP has reached the maturity phase of its product life, hence the returns have conme down. ALL ERP major players including SAP have witnessed a dip in their quarterly returns. I guess there will be major makeovers in this domain and hence it connot be said to be secured at this moment. Please think twice before taking it up as finding a job without experience in SAP is very difficuilt and if you donot manage to find one in 2-3 months after completion of your course you will start forgetting whatever you have learnt. Its almost like maths.. you need a lot of practise on live environment. Its difficuilt to explain the entire scenarion over here, I would suggest that you research in-depth before moving to SAP.
Hope my words are of help to you.
Thanks & regards,
Partha.
www.humanresourceinfo.blogspot.com
From India, Calcutta
MBA is definetely the best bet as it will help you progress all throughout your career. It is advisable to do a regular MBA however if your circumstances does not allow you can take up a distance mode froma reputed institute.
Now coming to SAP. SAP has reached the maturity phase of its product life, hence the returns have conme down. ALL ERP major players including SAP have witnessed a dip in their quarterly returns. I guess there will be major makeovers in this domain and hence it connot be said to be secured at this moment. Please think twice before taking it up as finding a job without experience in SAP is very difficuilt and if you donot manage to find one in 2-3 months after completion of your course you will start forgetting whatever you have learnt. Its almost like maths.. you need a lot of practise on live environment. Its difficuilt to explain the entire scenarion over here, I would suggest that you research in-depth before moving to SAP.
Hope my words are of help to you.
Thanks & regards,
Partha.
www.humanresourceinfo.blogspot.com
From India, Calcutta
hai Mamatha,
As per my Knowledge MBA will be best for you,
You can learn SAP with MBA if you want, But MBA is ever green course.
MBA Regular course fee Rs: 25000/- and Distance Rs 12000/- pa
SAP course fee 10000 to 15000 ordinary institutions,
150000 to 250000 in Siemens and SAP like that,
Its your time to take right decision
All The Best
with cheers
Pawan Krishna Reddy.C
HR MPPL Hyd
From India, Hyderabad
As per my Knowledge MBA will be best for you,
You can learn SAP with MBA if you want, But MBA is ever green course.
MBA Regular course fee Rs: 25000/- and Distance Rs 12000/- pa
SAP course fee 10000 to 15000 ordinary institutions,
150000 to 250000 in Siemens and SAP like that,
Its your time to take right decision
All The Best
with cheers
Pawan Krishna Reddy.C
HR MPPL Hyd
From India, Hyderabad
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