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Hi,
1. SAP Training develops skills and experience in the practical management and application of technology. It is for everyone - from everyday users to senior management.
2. Different modules for IT professionals-
*BASIS
*ABAP
*XI
*Netweaver
3. SAP ABAP is most preferable. With SAP ABAP programming language and the ABAP Workbench tools, one can develop own business applications or customize SAP standard software.
4. Besides you may also choose to specialize in-
Production Planning
Financial Accounting and Controlling
Asset Management
Project Systems
Human Resources
Plant Maintenance
Materials Management
Quality Management
You may explore any of the above as per your interest.
5. SAP Education can help you/your organization reap significant benefits, including:
• Faster, more cost-effective initial implementations
• Better acceptance among end users, with decreased support costs
• Ongoing, optimal return on your software investment
• Faster adaptation to new releases and changes in business practices
6. Also refer-
https://www.shiksha.com/all-about-sap-applications-courses-article-5677-1
https://www.shiksha.com/sap-stands-out-as-a-leader-in-it-education-article-4777-1
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Hi Yogesh,
1)
With 12014 rank in SRMEEE, you may get admission in Kattankulathur Campus in the following branches :
-Biomedical Instrumentation Engineering
-Food and Process Engineering
-Genetic Engineering
-Architecture
-Infrastructure Engineering
-Nanotechnology
-Nuclear Science and Engineering
You may even get a seat in :
Modi Nagar Campus :
-Civil Engineering
-Information Technology
-Mechanical Engineering
Rampura Campus :
-Information Technology
Vadapalani Campus :
-Computer Science & Engineering
-Electronics & Communication Engineering
-Mechanical Engineering
The above data is as per last years’s record.
For more score related details, you may refer to the discussion link mentioned below :
https://ask.shiksha.com/top-colleges-accepting-viteee-wbjee-bitsat-etc-qna-2467063
2)
With 103 marks in JEE-Mains, you may get admission in :
-Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology
-Ansal Institute of Technology
-Amity University
-Dr.M.G.R. Educational And Research Institute
-The LNM Institute of Information Technology
The above data is as per last years’s CCB record.
In case you are interested in other branch, kindly mention the branch and will help you with the colleges.
For more score related details, you may refer to the discussion link mentioned below :
https://ask.shiksha.com/top-colleges-accepting-iit-jee-mains-2013-ranks-qna-2458318
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Hi,
As per your query, it seems that you are interested in pursuing full time MBA, so regarding this please remember in order to pursue full time MBA or PGDM program you need to be graduate in any field with atleast 50% marks in graduation, plus you need to take various management entrance test like CAT, MAT, XAT, SNAP, etc.
Please remember MBA is holistic course, which deals with management aspects, the major specialization in MBA are:
- Finance.
- Marketing.
- Human resources, etc.
All the specialization fields mentioned above are good to pursue and all offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities.
For your reference fond below some of the institutes offering course of your interest.
- Siva Sivani Institute of management-Hyderabad.
- Aurora Business school-Hyderabad
- SCMS- Cochin
- Indus Business Academy- Bangalore
- Apeejay School of Management-New Delhi.
- JIMS-New Delhi, and many more institutes.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding various B-schools in India.
Link: https://management.shiksha.com/mba-colleges-in-india-categorypage-3-23-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
You may consider some of the below mentioned points while selecting a institute.
- Accreditation of the institute.
- Institute's infrastructure.
- Teaching faculty.
- Specialization offered.
- Past placements records.
- Tuition fees.
- City preference.
- Industry interface.
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All the Best.

Hi,
Glad to help you.!
In India, a Masters Degree is required to gain admission to a Doctoral Programme although M.Phil Degree holders are preferred. In some subjects, doing a Masters in Philosophy (M.Phil) is a prerequisite to start PhD. The Indian Universities are required to lay down the criteria for the Faculty to be recognized as Research Supervisors both for M.Phil and PhD Programmes. The admissions are made through a Entrance Test at the level of the individual university. Upon satisfactory completion of the course work and the research methodology, which shall form part and parcel of the Doctoral Programme, the Scholars shall undertake research work and produce a draft Thesis within a reasonable time, as stipulated by the concerned university. The final Thesis produced by the Doctoral student and submitted to the University shall be evaluated by at least two experts, out of which one shall be from outside the State. It shall be up to the University concerned to have one examiner from outside the country. On receipt of satisfactory evaluation report, the Doctoral student undergoes a viva voce examination which are to be openly defended. The University shall issue a Provisional Certificate certifying to the effect that the Degree has been awarded in accordance with the provisions of these regulations of the University Grants Commission (UGC)
If you are working and would prefer to do your PhD part time, then most universities will allow you to register as a part-time student. This may have significant advantages: because you may rarely use the university facilities (indeed, you may not be given an office or space in a lab), the fees are usually a fraction of the cost for full-time students. You will also have much more time to complete your doctorate - part-time PhDs are often allowed five or six years instead of three. But there is a downside. Most universities prefer not to take on too many part-time PhD students because statistically, the success rate is very low. With reduced access to the university facilities and staff, distractions from work, and so many years in which to lose motivation and direction, most part-time students give up and never achieve their PhDs.
Wish you luck.!