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Hi Jubin,
Well as per your education details, you already have a Master's degree to your credit. Now if you plan to change your field and enter IT , this would be entirely a different stream and would involve a lot of time as well.
Yet as you are highly inclined towards software field, NIIT is one of the best options to begin software courses. You can opt for courses like C, C++, Java, .Net, PHP and many depending on your preference.
Other than NIIT, there are a few other good institutes as well that you may consider for this purpose like Aptech, CMC and many more.
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All the Best!

Hi Prajakt,
Although, there is no set prerequisite to do SAP, generally, it is recommended that you have minimum 1-2 years of technical experience or professional qualification like B.E, B.Tech, MBA, CA or equivalent credentials.
I would like to add here that no matter when you plan your SAP training you should only opt for an authorized training center for it, as it would be a waste of time and money if you do it from any Institute which is not authorized. For information on authorized centers please check the link below:
http://tinyurl.com/yfgs246
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Prajakt,
Although, there is no set prerequisite to do SAP, generally, it is recommended that you have minimum 1-2 years of technical experience or professional qualification like B.E, B.Tech, MBA, CA or equivalent credentials.
I would like to add here that no matter when you plan your SAP training you should only opt for an authorized training center for it, as it would be a waste of time and money if you do it from any Institute which is not authorized. For information on authorized centers please check the link below:
http://tinyurl.com/yfgs246
Hope this resolve your query. Feel free to put up more queries. In case your query is resolved please close this question by choosing it as a best answer or pressing the thumbs up icon.
Thanks,
Pooja

HI SHaheen,
You can access 'www.upsc.gov.in' for details. The CS exam is a three stage exam divided into _Preleminary exam which is objective type and roughly ten times the candidates as per the vacanices are called for the second stage exam Mains which is descriptive type carrying 2000 marks and finally the interview of shortlisted candidates carrying 300 marks. The final merit list is prepared on the basis of total 2300 marks (2000 for Mains + 300 fr Interviews). Any leading book publisher in your area should be having the relevant books and study material required for preparing for the Civil Services. Further, it is the main text books of your Optional that are the most important for studying for the optional papers. If you still find it difficult to have adequate study material, try the option of enrolling for coaching through correspondence from some reputed Coaching Centers such as Brilliants. However, do keep in mind that there is no substitute for a planned, systemic preparation spanning 1-2 years for this prestigious exam. Also keep on applying for other exams such as PO exam conducted by various banks and RBI etc. so as to have a good practice and feel of the competitive exams.
Best of luck for your future.