For internship you need to get into company which has SAP . The last place i was working on an Indian Girl got into the company as an intern, now she is a permannet employee there. The catch here is What if they do not hire you after internship period.. then situation becomes difficult .. problems with your status and all the stuff. Like I said before you need to pick relevant field of SAP based on your degree. If you are Mechanical engineer/production engineer SAP SD/PP will be great, for finance definately FICO. The problem with SAP is it is a very high end job so you are constantly under a radar. and you need to keep yourself updated with new technologies all the time if you are looking for a long term career in SAP. And the problem again for us NEpali is the cost. Each certification you write costs 1000$ and there is no gurantee you'll pass :(