Hi,
An MBA is definitely the best bet as it will help you progress throughout your career. It is advisable to pursue a regular MBA; however, if your circumstances do not allow it, you can opt for a distance mode from a reputed institute.
Now, regarding SAP, it has reached the maturity phase of its product life, resulting in decreased returns. All major ERP players, including SAP, have experienced a decline in their quarterly returns. I anticipate significant transformations in this domain, so it cannot be considered secure at this moment. Please think twice before pursuing it, as finding a job without SAP experience is very difficult. If you fail to secure a position within 2-3 months after completing your course, you may start forgetting what you have learned. It's almost like math; you need a lot of practice in a live environment. It's challenging to explain the entire scenario here, so I recommend conducting in-depth research before transitioning to SAP.
I hope my words are helpful to you.
Thanks & regards,
Partha.
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