I googled for Abap salary, it shows that in states, fresh Abapers get paid at least USD4000 on average.

SAP plan to cut 3,000 jobs

Source: http://www.sap.com/germany/about/press/lat...l_Jan28_eng.pdf

Just recently I gone through the exam.
I don't think they'll deduct your score if you answered incorrectly. Try pressing Ctrl + A when viewing your score, you'll notice a lot of hidden info. I realize this is how to calculate your score (pretty straight forward):

Total question answered correctly / Total questions * 100% = Your score.

For example:
For my Abap exam, there're 80 questions. Certain questions got 2 sub questions (true/false), some got multiple choices. Each of them consider as one question itself.

So, total I get 432 questions. Say I answer 343 questions correctly, my score will be 343/432 * 100 = 79% = Pass.

Beside the overall performance, they also grade your performance for each topic, calculation is still the same.

Yes, they still broken down the exam by topics. For example:
Dictionary (12), Object (15), Basic (2), etc.

And you can view your grade for each section too.

Yes, that's what I did. The certification is SAP Netweaver 04' Focusing on ABAP (just received that cert today via Skynet)

But still, jobless. Certification is nothing. Experience is what counts. Might consider going back to .net/php line

Yes sir, that job camp. However, we're in a class room manner. Most of the classes were conducted by Mr. Jeffrey/Mr. Lim

So far 2 of us seat for the exam & both passed. As for their employment status, I'm not too sure, didn't keep in touch.


Yes, no tips. But I don't find his class boring, maybe he improves a lot for the past few years.


Like what hock said, 5 weeks, full time.

This post has been edited by gs20: Feb 13 2009, 06:17 PM

He mean certification exam.

I applied for that last week, but not getting any invitation for interview. I don't have any SAP experience, but with ABAP certification on hand

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