Is Pursuing SAP with an MBA and No Experience Worth It? Seeking Advice and Resources

Hello people,

Can anybody help me out and tell me whether it would be relevant to pursue SAP with an MBA degree and no experience? If yes, please provide details on where to obtain course materials from.

Yours kindly,
Bratish

I believe that any extra knowledge you pick up does not go to waste, but it is time that you need to manage. If you aim to get into a company that uses SAP for its HR activities, then definitely learn that. It may be the best you could do.

As for the study material, it is very difficult to study just by reading a few books, and I would advise that you take proper training at a good institute because without practical exposure and usage, it is not possible to learn any computer software.

The topics covered by SAP for HR module are:

- Personnel Management
- Time Management
- Payroll
- Training and Event Management
- Organizational Management
- Travel Management
- Benefits Management
- Employee Self-Service (ESS)

Ajmal Mirza

Hi all,

I am Irfan, currently pursuing my MBA, and I am interested in learning SAP. Could anyone please inform me about institutes in Mumbai that offer SAP courses and provide details regarding the fee structure?

Regards.

Hi everyone,

Please tell us where we can learn about the software offered by SAP and PeopleSoft. Please reply as soon as possible because it will be too late afterwards.

Hi friends,

I'm an MBA (HR) working in a mid-sized IT company as an HR Generalist for the last 6 months. I would like to make a career shift into SAP HR and work as a functional consultant. I'm interested in undergoing SAP training, but the training institutes have told me I need at least 1 year of domain experience in HR. Some have even told me I need prior work experience in SAP HR. I'm a bit confused because, as far as my information goes, a fresher cannot get into a SAP functional consultant role without work experience. What is the true picture?

Regards

Hi,

I am doing my MBA and I am interested in studying SAP. Can anyone tell me which institute in Kolkata teaches SAP and what the fee structure is?

Regards,
Somjit

Hi all,

I am an MBA with 2 years of experience, and I did my SAP training after that. During the training, I encountered many new concepts that were challenging for me to grasp easily. Based on my experience, I would suggest that after completing a Master's degree, one should gain practical experience through a job as it significantly aids in understanding new and advanced processes.

Anji