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Hi Roshan,
SAP is far different from the usual Software Industry which works towards the developing new software. SAP stands for the System Application Products and caters towards a centralized Data system and performs various activities on the same data.
To pursue SAP there are two modules that would suit as per your prior experience and interests and these are Finance Control, or Banking.
Out of the two FICO would be a better option as there are multiple projects that can be assigned where as banking is a niche module as there are very banking Specific projects like SAP Bank Analyzer or SAP Deposits Management or so.
You can opt from either of the two depending on your preferences. To know about the institutes offering these modules, you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yaudflz
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Hi Kanha,
M.Sc IT will open door to opportunities in various field in the IT discipline from Software to Hardware, from IT security to Database.
One can pursue a career in the mentioned fields or can also take up a career in teaching. Being a Master degree holder you can take up UGC NET exam so to practice Lectureship, which is one of the most bright career options available with you.
As for the salaries are concerned, this would be difficult to predict as these would vary from the company to company, your job profile and most importantly your academic records and skill set.
I would advise you to do well in your academics and be determined regarding your future career plans as this will help you to build a bright career for yourself.
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Hi Nitheesh,
As there is no concrete regional ranking list it would be difficult to give you the name of the top MBA College in Chennai. However, few of the institutes which you may consider are:
Loyola Institute of Business Administration,
Institute for Financial Management and Research,
Institute for Technology and Management,
Panimalar Institute of Management Studies & Commerce Science
S.I.V.E.T. College
For more information please check the link below:
http://tinyurl.com/34l894w
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Uttam,
yes, You can pursue MBA in IT but then there would be a few topics difficult to grasp as you do not belong to IT/ Maths field and this may be your weak point.
I would suggest you to opt for a particular institute depending on various aspects like placements, infrastructure, and most importantly the curriculum that shall be covered as this would be the actual deciding factor for you.
Also, to pursue MBA from good institute, one requires to qualify various entrance exams depending on the requirement of the institute like CAT/ MAT/ ATMA/ XAT/ SNAP etc.
To know about the institutes offering MBA you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yblb2b7
But as you have mentioned that you are working then opting for a regular MBA wouldn't be a possible and for this you may opt for Correspondence MBA. To knwo about the Universities in India offering this course, refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yhl3azo
You can look for the study centers of the mentioned Universities at the location nearest to yours.
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