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Yes, BTech, B.Sc or B.Com graduates can benefit a lot from SAP certification. Here is a list of some of the biggest advantages that you can have in getting a certification:
1. Job: We all have hopes of getting a good job in a reputed company. SAP certification can fulfil this dream, with ample job opportunities for skilled SAP professionals.
2. Salary: It is no myth that a certification provides one with the chances of getting a better pay package as compared to one who is not certified. With SAP certification, you can get an above-average package.
3. Reputation: Being certified is a way of establishing your skills. As a certified SAP professional, your reputation in the industry is etched and you will receive a certain sense of respect from your colleagues and employers. This will also motivate them to become certified professionals; improving the talent pool of the organisation.
4. Promotion Stuck in the same position? With a certification, there is a high chance that your career game has changed and you will be able to perform better. The outcome is that you will be noticed by the management, leading to a higher chance of getting a promotion.

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Matt Lutze
Matt Lutze, a graduate student. Answered Dec 2, 2014 Author has 147 answers and 385k answer views
If you happen to find one, please don't read for a Masters in SAP. It's a database management system - an individual tool - and while it's popular now, please realize how quickly the tides change in this industry. Consider looking at programs in the Management of Information Systems. These programs can provide you with an excellent foundation upon which you can test for and earn SAP credentials (certifications offered by SAP itself), but with which you'll still have developed reusable general skills that can be applied to many IT fields and roles. And, yes some programs will offer funding, though funding usually is commensurate with what a university can get back in return (I. e. graduate teaching assistant or research assistant work). Edit -
If your goal is to earn SAP certifications, SAP has a site dedicated to what certifications they have and what you have to do to get them: SAP Certifications | Training & Education | SAP | SAP
The issue Umair Javed and I are running into here for you, is that SAP is a company. It sells many products, and provides a curriculum for certification tracks in each of those products. What you should do is go to the link above and browse by the specific product (or career role) to find out how to gain th.