Murali M

Both will need good amount of hard work and patience to get the first job. Without finance background, FI/CO will be hard to understand and without some IT knowledge ABAP will be little hard to understand. To understand SAP without any background SD would be the simplest of all. Once you gain comfort with one module, you can learn another module easily.

Srinath, Career in SAP is a good choice you have made. SAP has become an ocean. Where to begin would may not be right question. I would suggest to go with your educational background and interest. If you have an computer engineering background you can choose the technical side of SAP ( ABAP, XI, BI/BO, Fiori., BASIS ). Again the question is, what interests you more? Programming/System Administration? . If you are more interested in business process/analysis with an MBA the common suggestion would be to go with functional side of SAP (FI/CO, SD, MM, PP ...). Whichever option you choose, the learning curve will be sharp ( meaning you will have to learn a lot in short time ) and getting first job is not a cake walk. If you have strong skills then small companies can hire you. Decide for yourselves..