arlier I had a new thread open for SAP. I was expecting more response but I only recieve one person saying what is Saaaaaaaaaapppppppp.

Well, I have been working in SAP not a long ago. If you'e a recent graduate from 4 year degree or Masters degree, you can also start SAP. You take a training at a consulting firm for about 2 months. Then they find you job. They not only find you a job but also sponsor you for the H1-B visa. The starting pay is generally about 25 to 30 dollars per hour for 6 months and after that the billing rate become 70/30. That means if you're billing rate is 70 dolllars per hour, you do that math. You can find various consulting firm's addresses at www.sulekha.com.

Hope some of you guys out there will be interested to learn more about SAP. I'm telling this to you all because I was shocked to find 90 percent of SAP consultants from India and I haven't seen more than 1 guy in SAP from Nepal.

All this I am telling you is for US only. I will create a new thread by telling you more about SAP.

Regards,
Prabin

Pawan,

I think you can take the training during ur college also. Generally they give training on saturday/sunday. but if you're in college its a better idea to focus on college only. find out the training location near ur college and speak with the ppl. thats my suggestion.

prabin

Thanks Prabin125.

So many documents. Where do I start? I am a complete SAP novice. Can you provide some rudimentary guidance?

Thanks again.

I'd suggest you to go with the following doc.
http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/LOMDMM/LOMDMM.pdf

in this doc, pay attention to the organizational structure. learn what company code means, what sales org means, what plant means, and how they are related to each other. also how material master is created.

Riten,

Let me know if you have some doubts.

yo Prabin i have a question for u.

to work in SAP do u need Masters degee or MBA ??

i only have Bachelors degree.

-lato

i am also planning to join a consulting company in Virginia next year.

prabin125,
Thank you for your suggestions.
I am going Melbourne just because I am getting a full scholarship to do master in Business – ERP Systems which is a joint degree of SAP and Victoria University. Otherwise I will have surely not gone for it. It’s pretty expensive to take SAP training.

You are right. Fake experience seems prerequisite to work in SAP sector anywhere in the world. I have checked some forums and most of people seems doing the same. And those who don’t do are left over. So surely I will be doing same. I hope after doing masters in SAP, I will be able to say I have worked in SAP before.

I am in Nepal now and will be going to Melbourne in coming June. As I have thought and what you have suggested, I am planning to make my experience as I have worked more1.5 yrs in Nepal in SAP (though I am working in management with some projects in IT).

Please feel free to give any suggestions and comments on this.
Thank you.

Lovenepalwalys :)

hey prabin125
thanks that you have sap r/3. Can you share it with me?
I am looking for SAP opportunity now..Completed training...
Thanks

its really good to know that this thread is actually alive. i hope new ppl will come with some questions also.

as i told you, i have the CD but no user ID and password. i don't think that would be helpful for you. if you want the CD, thinking you might get the user id/password one day, then send me ur mailing adddress, i'll be happy to send u the copy of the CD.

Prabin, thanks. I read that pdf - Master Materials - but am still lost. I guess I will go buy SAP for Dummies book and start from there. But thanks for your help.

Did you understand what client means, what company code means? How they are related? By the time your book comes, you can still explore more about Material Management and Sales are Distribution. Both are very much related but purely in opposite way. If you understand more about these two, then it will be easier to understand the core business process.

I am going to read your pdf one more time. The first time around, it made me quite confused. But after a while, things are starting to make sense.

But I think I need some sort of structure to hold on to. Sorry, that's the way I am. I need a theoretical cabinet in my mind so that I can put things I learn neatly.

I checked a nearby Barnes and Noble bookstore. They have "SAMS Teach yourself SAP in 24 hours" book. I was leaning towards buying that but thought I'd drop a note here for you first to ask if you know a better book. Since, you seem to be a SAP guru, here in Sajha, thought I'd ask.

As you can see, I am serious about learning SAP.

Nothing like that Riten. I just know the basic concept of SAP. Just started learing SAP a few months ago. Go to this link and you'll find summary of key points in different modules of SAP. Also they have provided links to books for different modules. Just read the review on google for each book and find out yourself as which might be ur best fit.

http://www.sap-img.com/index.htm

thanks bro.

dude, prabin
i know that u can join consultancy with only a bachelors degree.. that i know also.

but can i do SAP with only a bachelors degree ?
that is my question.


-lato

I fail to understand what SAP has to do with college degree.

yes you can.

It would be really nice if more people read the whole thread and start asking some questions. Once again, SAP is totally new to Nepali community. I'm not a marketer.


I'm trying to inform those individuals who don't see a very good option in life and still hold higher education. SAP can be a very good choice for you people out there.

Hi Prabin Ji,
Looks like you have a good knowledge on SAP. Will you please write your e-mail, phone and best time I can reach you at paudela@hotmail.com.

Thank you so much for your help.
Sagun