
See, I’ll be very honest with you. Whenever a new batch starts in my Hyderabad classroom, I don’t even have to ask which module they’re interested in. Eight out of ten students already say it—“Sir, SAP FICO.”
At first, I used to wonder… why only FICO? Why not SD, MM, or HCM? But after training thousands of students in Ameerpet over the past 15 years, I’ve understood why freshers lean toward FICO for their career growth. Let me share those reasons, not as a lecture, but as stories from my own experience.
One day, in a demo session, a girl named Vaishnavi stood up and said, “Sir, my cousin is in Deloitte as an SAP FICO consultant. He’s earning way better than most of his MBA friends. I think that’s why I’m here.”
I smiled because this is how it usually starts—someone in the family or a senior in college gets into FICO, and suddenly, everyone wants to know what’s so special about it.
Now let’s face the truth. Every single company—small or big—needs finance. From a kirana distributor in Kukatpally to an MNC in HITEC City, finance is the backbone. And SAP FICO is the module that handles this backbone. That’s why commerce and finance graduates feel comfortable with it. They don’t need to touch coding; they don’t need to be tech wizards. It’s simple: if you understand money, you’ll understand FICO.
I remember one student, Harika. On the very first day, she was so nervous and kept asking, “Sir, do I need technical knowledge? Will I be able to handle it?” After just two weeks, she was confidently explaining accounts receivable and payable during practice sessions. That’s the magic of FICO—it feels natural for freshers, especially from B.Com and MBA backgrounds.
And let’s talk about the Hyderabad job market. Honestly, even today, if you just open LinkedIn or Naukri, you’ll find hundreds of FICO openings in Madhapur, Gachibowli, and beyond. Companies like Accenture, Infosys, and Capgemini—they all need FICO consultants. Students already know this. They come to me saying, “Sir, placements are stronger in FICO. That’s why we want this module.” And they’re not wrong.
Another story—Ankita, a B.Com graduate, was confused between SD and FICO. She finally chose FICO, and within five months of training, she landed a role in an MNC with a salary better than her MBA batchmates. Later, she even moved abroad to work on S/4HANA projects.
When she visited me again, she said, “Sir, I made the best decision of my life.” That’s the kind of growth FICO offers—starting in Hyderabad, but opportunities spread across the world.
I also can’t forget Bhagya Lakshmi, one of my most determined students. She was under family pressure to get settled quickly. After FICO training, she got placed in an IT firm in Madhapur. When she came back to thank me, her words still echoed: “Sir, this isn’t just a job. It’s a new life for me.”
See, that’s why most students prefer FICO—not just because of money, but because it gives them confidence, respect, and stability.
Of course, I always tell them one thing: just choosing FICO doesn’t guarantee success. You need real-time practice, proper guidance, and strong interview preparation. That’s why in my classes, I focus heavily on scenarios, case studies, and mock interviews. Without that, even the best module won’t help.
So, to answer the question—why do most students prefer SAP FICO for career growth? The answer is simple:
I’ll end with this. Whenever a fresher in my class asks, “Sir, will FICO really change my career?” I just point to my alumni who started from Ameerpet and are now working in Europe, the Middle East, and the US.
So yes, FICO isn’t just a module. For many students in Hyderabad, it’s the bridge from confusion to clarity, from joblessness to career growth.
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