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. Please suggest. Can you please brief me about SAP? What will be the approximate course fee for MBA (distance) and SAP?
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Hi Manmitha,
I strongly feel that MBA is a current and future course that most students are going to pursue. MBA provides you with wide opportunities. I just can't forget the words uttered by L.N. Mittal, the proud NRI: "I regret not doing MBA myself."
I don't know much about SAP and fee structures, but MBA has a great future ahead.
All the best,
Hanuma
From India, Kakinada
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I strongly feel that MBA is a current and future course that most students are going to pursue. MBA provides you with wide opportunities. I just can't forget the words uttered by L.N. Mittal, the proud NRI: "I regret not doing MBA myself."
I don't know much about SAP and fee structures, but MBA has a great future ahead.
All the best,
Hanuma
From India, Kakinada
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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.
[Link to website](www.humanresourceinfo.blogspot.com)
From India, Calcutta
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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.
[Link to website](www.humanresourceinfo.blogspot.com)
From India, Calcutta
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Hi Mamatha,
As per my knowledge, an MBA would be the best choice for you. You can also consider learning SAP alongside MBA if you wish, but MBA is an evergreen course. The regular MBA course fee is Rs. 25,000, and for distance learning, it is Rs. 12,000 per annum. The SAP course fee ranges from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 15,000 in ordinary institutions and from Rs. 150,000 to Rs. 250,000 in companies like Siemens and SAP.
It's your time to make the right decision. All the best!
With cheers,
Pawan Krishna Reddy.C
HR, MPPL Hyd
From India, Hyderabad
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As per my knowledge, an MBA would be the best choice for you. You can also consider learning SAP alongside MBA if you wish, but MBA is an evergreen course. The regular MBA course fee is Rs. 25,000, and for distance learning, it is Rs. 12,000 per annum. The SAP course fee ranges from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 15,000 in ordinary institutions and from Rs. 150,000 to Rs. 250,000 in companies like Siemens and SAP.
It's your time to make the right decision. All the best!
With cheers,
Pawan Krishna Reddy.C
HR, MPPL Hyd
From India, Hyderabad
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