SAP

The decision to go to a college is entirely based on a student's psyche.
Weighing the pros and cons of any college according to set parameters is entirely a subjective decision which differs from students to student.
Taxila gives students an environment to grow and learn and eventually get placements at a minimum of Rs 12 lakhs. Getting into Taxila is not everybody's cup of tea, getting admission here is also going to be a tough fight amidst the students aspiring to get into Taxila.

The list of recruiters is mentioned in the brochure available on the website (www.taxila.in).

Yes, the minimum expected placement is of INR 12 lacs with SAP and there is no upper limit pertaining to highest placement, but that's not going to be a piece of cake. A student has to work for at least 15 hours a day with full dedication for the upcoming tenure at Taxila, that's what pays off.

Yes, it is a very good decision. You will get plenty of good job opportunities after completing MBA and SAP course.

Definitely, you can prefer correspondence MBA if you will pursue SAP certification and other computing certifications along with your job, so it may add an advantage to you. If you can manage time then give preference to full time regular MBA for better career opportunities.

SAP is world's the largest selling ERP. It has 50% share in ERP package implementation in large and medium enterprises across multiple countries. In comparison, Tally ERP 9 market share is very small and its presence is mainly in small and medium size enterprises. SAP certifications has more opportunities and scope in comparison to Tally ERP.

Tally is very small when compared to SAP, as SAP users are employed in big companies like Apple, General Mills, Caterpiller, BMW, etc. SAP is a better option as Tally is almost obsolete now.

As per your query, you can consider this option apart from SAP and Tally programme:
1. CFA certification
2. LLB
3. MBA (finance, international business, marketing, HR, and media management)
4. Advertising
5. Journalism
6. Development studies
7. International relations
8. Public Policy
9. Psychology
10. MCA (if you had Maths up to class 12th)
11. PR and event management
All the best.

SAP FICO is a completely different module and experience. The training in SAP FICO is done mostly to gain entry into the business world. An educational qualification like B.Sc. Would not affect your knowledge gained in a SAP FICO course, and would not help other than working knowledge of computers.

Go for SAP course, since now a days SAP is the mostly used accounting software it's far better than tally, course of tally is now wasting time but if you do course of SAP its advantageous when you will go in industry for job as well it will add up value to your current profile.