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Although, you have not mentioned your educational and professional background but, SAP FICO is mainly for professionals who are working in Finance sector or those fresher who want to make there career as SAP consultants in financial sector.
As far as the scope of SAP is concerned, it is one of the most popular and in demand courses and SAP consultants are highly paid. So, you definitely can go ahead, but I would also like to add here that SAP is quite an expensive course and if you are planning to invest, you should opt for an authorized institute.
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Congratulations on finishing your degree.
Since you have mentioned that you would want to continue for postgraduate studies, it is not clear if you want to continue on the same branch or management related branches.
Generally, marks don't matter if you score above sixty five percentage. However, your percentage might create problems.
For entry into IITs through GATE, you need minimum 60 percentage.
So I don't think you could get into IITs even with even good GATE scores.
But you could always get admission in private universities because they are there to make money. So it really doesn't matter to them. Before applying just check eligibility in their websites.

Crack the exams: June 2017 to December 2017
Prepare for required standardised tests like GMAT, GRE,SAT, TOEFL orIELTS- depending on the course and university.
By June-Julyor three months before the test date, register forGMAT/GRE.
Register forTOEFL/IELTS at least a month before the test date.
Take the required testsaround September.Plan for buffer time in case you need to retake the test.
Its application time: August 2017 to October 2017
Shortlist the colleges and prepare for your application.Think hard about what makes you unique as an applicant and sketch out your strengths and self assessment.
Contact your professors and direct managers for the required 2-3reference letters.At least a month before your application deadline.
Begin drafting your SOP and essays. Give a months time to structure these documents properly.
Apply before the deadline!
What next: November 2017 to December 2017
Dont delay replying to college e-mails.And there will be quite a few!
Appear for personal/video interviews. These are scheduled around January to March.
You will receive your acceptance letter called CoE (Confirmation of Enrolment).You may receive CoE in either November or December, depending on the institute. You can apply for a student visa only after receiving CoE.
Depending on the deadline, notify the universities of your decision.
You will need to pay a non-refundable deposit to confirm your admission.
Depending on the deadline, notify the universities of your decision.
You will need to pay a non-refundable deposit to confirm your admission.
Visa and money matters: December 2017 to January 2018
Search for andbegin applying forexternal scholarships (if applicable).
Apply for student loan, after you get your acceptance letter.
Gather paperwork for your student visa.Check visa requirements.
Apply for student visa in time. Keep in mind the time taken for visa processing!
Arrange for Overseas Student Health Cover.