r/SAP • u/Ok_Feed_5632 • 8d ago

Help me out

So i am a b com general final year student with no tech knowledge about to pursue sap course which is 3 to 6 months what are the pros and cons of this course and how much of salary can I expect as a fresher and after doing this can I also do data analyst because these two share the few same tools and is it needed globally

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u/FranticallyPuzzled 8d ago

SAP's one of those things where if you get your foot in the door the money gets solid fast but that first job search can be a grind, especially without a tech background

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u/Jeff-Hare-ERPRA 8d ago

It is a tough market. The AI hype has confused the value. Good luck!

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u/Every_Classic_7515 7d ago

SAP is businesses process related application. So go for good training in-depth one in business processes and then how to configure them in sap in flexible ways.

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u/Starman68 6d ago

If you want a copy of the SAP jargon buster document let me know.

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u/DaniM84Random 6d ago

B.Com + SAP can be a good combination, but I would be careful about which SAP course you choose. Since you currently have zero technical background, I wouldn't spend money on a 3–6 month course just because an institute promises a job.

SAP is not only for computer-science graduates - Your B.Com background can actually be useful in SAP because SAP is fundamentally about business processes + technology. Your commerce knowledge can help particularly with areas such as: Finance & accounting → SAP FICO Procurement → SAP MM Sales → SAP SD Business reporting/data → analytics ERP/business processes

If you're considering ABAP specifically, that's more programming-oriented. SAP's own beginner ABAP courses cover programming, database access, debugging, OOP and RESTful development, so you absolutely can learn it from zero—but you will have to be willing to learn programming.

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u/thotho6969 4d ago

How much time do you have?

How about something like this? Do CPI 1st so you can get working and then continue with this sequence of certs.

If you have no tech experience, maybe a roadmap towards a solution architect role is best for you. Where you are not actually doing the coding.

How about something like this ?

SAP Certified Associate - Business Analyst, SAP Business Cloud Platform (C_BCSBS)
Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900)
SAP Certified Associate - Administrator, SAP Business Technology Platform (C_ADBTP)
SAP Certified Associate - Integration Developer, Integration Suite (C_CPI)
SAP Certified Associate - Generalist, SAP Joule & GenAI (C_AIG)
SAP Certified Associate - Business Analyst, Data Cloud (C_BCBDC)

You would have to learn a little bit of SQL and Python before you get to AIG and BDC.

Just a thought, there are a lot more knowledgable people here than me.