Materials Management (S/4HANA)

Coming from a plant background I knew procurement inside out, but zero software side. MM started making sense within the first month. The trainer used real purchase order scenarios instead of theory, which is exactly what interviewers asked me about.

I enrolled right after B.Com with no work experience and was quite nervous. The batch had many freshers like me and the recorded sessions saved me whenever I missed a class. Placement took me longer than others, around five months, but the team kept sharing openings till I got through.

Our company was moving to S/4HANA and I wanted to stay relevant. The release strategy and pricing sessions mapped one to one with what our implementation partner was configuring. I could finally speak their language in meetings.

Eight years as a storekeeper in a cement plant. Everyone told me consulting was out of reach without an MBA. Six months after starting the MM course I was on a support project. The inventory management classes felt like my day job explained properly.

Took the recorded option because of my shift work and finished at my own pace in about four months. Whenever I posted a doubt I got a proper explanation, sometimes a short video, not just a text answer. Very sincere team.

The LIV and GR/IR sessions were the clearest I have seen anywhere, and I had tried two YouTube playlists before this. Got my first support project through one of the placement referrals they shared in the group.

Honest review: the pace in the master data weeks is quick if you have never seen SAP, so use the recordings. Everything after that builds well. The procure-to-pay project in the last unit is what carried my interviews.

I paid in USD without any hassle and the invoice came properly for my company reimbursement. Content is very practical. My only wish was more Gulf timezone batches, though the Friday weekend batch worked for me.