▼11%
₹270,000
Avg. Base Salary (INR)
/ year
Avg. Base Salary (INR)
25%
₹141k
MEDIAN
₹270k
75%
₹496k
The average salary for a SAP Programmer is ₹270,000 in 2025
Base Salary
₹141k - ₹496k
Total Pay
₹144k - ₹830k
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