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Getting more into SAP

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Former Member

‎2014 Nov 30 1:33 PM

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hello,

I am a B.Tech passout and currently working in HCL Technologies as SAP-UI5 developer.

I want to continue my carrer in SAP only and want to do MS. but my problem is i am from Electrical & Electronics background (b.tech).

After searching a lot about MS programs, the eligibility criteria is graduation in computer science/information technology.

Can anyone suggest me from where and how i can solve my problem.

thanks for your valuable time.

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Former Member

‎2014 Dec 11 3:42 PM

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Hi Naved,

You mentioned you want to continue your career in SAP only and you want to do MS - i presume masters degree.

As you are already working in SAP - UI5, try to gain knowledge in areas in portal etc.

as far as the eligibility critieria for MS is concerned, theres nothing much you can do about it. (you cannot change the critieria neither can you go back and do Bachelors in Computer science)

My Advice - stick to your current career and grow in it, rather than worry about things you cannot influence.

Just my 2cents

Regards,

J

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Former Member

‎2014 Dec 11 3:42 PM

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Hi Naved,

You mentioned you want to continue your career in SAP only and you want to do MS - i presume masters degree.

As you are already working in SAP - UI5, try to gain knowledge in areas in portal etc.

as far as the eligibility critieria for MS is concerned, theres nothing much you can do about it. (you cannot change the critieria neither can you go back and do Bachelors in Computer science)

My Advice - stick to your current career and grow in it, rather than worry about things you cannot influence.

Just my 2cents

Regards,

J