Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Yes, you can pursue medical coding course. Refer to the link below:
https://goo.gl/z5S5k3

'A Tour of C+' is a quick (about 180 pages) tutorial overview of all of standard C+ (language and standard library) at a moderately high level for people who already know C+ or at least are experienced programmers.

Cutrin is a good university, very popular in Australia. The program is accredited by the International Project Management Institute (PMI) and endorsed by the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM). Write to the university for internship opportunities and career assistance. Hope it helped.

Diploma holders in IT may struggle to get job in the field of software development and testing. They may get computer operator jobs in various types of industries.

Both the courses will add credibility to your profile and help you with your application to secure admission in a good college. If you have some relevant experience in any one of the courses, go for it. That said, I believe Data Analytics has a good scope as per the current scenario.

Candidate will face challenges in changing his field to IT in the area of technology because of lack of IT qualifications and experience. If he takes sales & marketing job in IT, some of his experience may be counted as relevant.

You can opt for BBA, BA (Hons.) in economics, BBE, CA,CS, hotel management, fashion designing, BCA, LLB, etc. As you do not have a maths background, you may have to do BCA from private universities to fulfill your IT dreams.