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What all SAP courses are there for mechanical engineers?

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Asked by Prakash
Hello Prakash,
SAP is a German software programme that gives all in one solution to enterprises. You can of course do it but it will then suck you into world of IT. I would advise you to rather take up course related to your job profile. Say PG or MBA or some certificate or diploma course in project

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Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
Hi Rajveer, basis your grades chances are really good. All these four universities are very good ones but also apply to 2-3 top ranked like UBC, McGill And University of Toronto,they are competitive but since your percentage is good you should try.Keep some more options like Simon Fraser and Ryerson

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Sachin Bhandari
9 years ago
If you are taking BCA then you need to strong in the related subjects especially maths.
You have to first analyse the area where your strength lies.
Based on that choose the appropriate stream. For BCA, all institutes will expect the candidates to have studied physics, chemistry and maths.
For some of

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Parveen Kumar Sharma
9 years ago

I shall answer the second question First. what is the USE of MCA? Actually, any master degree takes younto real specialization and enhances your expertise and makes you senior in thing. MCA will certainly teach you things that have not been part of BCA. If you are doing MCA, complete the degree with

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Hello Kashyap,
Yes, what you are saying makes sense. You should go for that diploma.

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Hello Akhil,
Yes it's a very good choice. This field appears to have plenty of opportunities.

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Hello Aatmaj,
If you have done BCA then you must have passed your 12th almost three years back. These days almost all state govt's and IIT too have only three year window after 12th within which you need to apply. Doing Aeronautical engineering in any Institute other than IIT is of no use. So I sugge

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