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Greetings uttej, In IFIM PGDM course is more preferred as you've various opportunities to explore and also PGDM is preferred as it is affiliated by AICTE . We have PGDM general where there are streams like marketing, operations, hr , finance, and we also have PGDM finance which is a core subject. Lots of activities are there, we've both industry mentor and professor mentor for 10 students per group. There's a subject called pep (personality enhancement program) which helps students to enhance their presentation skills, public speaking, writing and email skills and also many physical activities like gym, lap sessions which include running, Fireman's lift, Throw ball, handball and other fun activities. You'll also have case studies which exposes you to practical knowledge along with many live projects. For more info on admissions contact our admissions department. Phone no. 08041432888 Pl

Yes, you are eligible to appear in the Common Admission Test CAT after completing your graduation from the School of Open Learning, Delhi University (DU), provided you meet the other eligibility criteria set by the conducting authority. To be eligible for CAT a candidate must have a Bachelor's degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for SC/ST/PWD candidates) from a recognised university or educational institution. There is no restriction on the type of Bachelor's degree or the discipline in which it is obtained. Therefore, if you have completed your graduation from SOL, DU, with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA, you can apply for CAT. However, it is important to note that admission to the MBA programme offered by the Iims and other participating institutes is based on a rigorous selection process that includes CAT score, academic performance, work experience (if any), and other criteria specified by the respective institutes.

Well, yes it is true that the job preference is given to those with a graduate degree but then to pursue SAP module, there is no set eligibility criteria, yet it is always preferred that one should be a graduate degree holder (minimum requirement for better understanding) and having a work experience would also be an added benefit in terms of effective implementation.
As you have mentioned that you already have experience in the SAP SD (as front end user), making it an added point of benefit for you to opt for its study module. The job prospects are bright and are even growing in India and the World for the SAP professionals.
U.S. is the biggest absorber and still lacks in fulfilling the requirement, Indians can pursue this course so to land up in a good job there.
SAP in India is offered by various Institutional partners like Genovate, Siemens, Delphi and many more. There are many institutes in India which offers SAP in various modules and to know about the same you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yaudflz
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