Java

Yes, it's correct that getting a job in core electronics is difficult (but not impossible). IT jobs are easily available in comparison. To get core job you can appear for GATE and score good and get into PSU sector. This is one option you can look.

You should go for advanced Java followed by J2EE.

Hi,
Listed below are some good books for advance Java:
Effective Java (2nd Edition) by Joshua Bloch
Core Java Volume II: Advanced Features by Cay S. Horstmann
The Well-Grounded Java Developer
Java Performance: The Definitive Guide

Yes, you can but it is better to do MBA for your good career with B.Com degree because it would be difficult for you to start career in IT with commerce background. Maximum MNCs want B.Sc IT/CS, B.Tech or equivalent.

No, it is not mandatory. Infact it is not in our criteria list.

Listed below are the best institutes for core and advance Java in Pune:
CRB Tech
MindScripts
iClassPune
SEED Infotech

MATLAB must be a part of your B.Tech syllabus. If it is not a part of your syllabus, then you must learn it with or without external support.

There are various institutes offering JAVA certification course.
To know about the institute, kindly visit the link mentioned below:
https://it.shiksha.com/java-certification-courses-in-india-categorypage-10-115-1-0-0-1-1-2-none-1-0

Hi,
The registration has already started for winter technical training session for technical training on telecommunication, NetComm, IT (C, C+, Java, Android) and Cloud computing.
You can enroll yourself for high payment international certification like ITIL V3.0, CCCP, ITSM, CCNA, PRINCE2, PMP and MSP.

Hi,
The registration has already started for winter technical training session for technical training on telecommunication, NetComm, IT (C, C+, Java, Android) and Cloud computing.
You can enroll yourself for high payment international certification like ITIL V3.0, CCCP, ITSM, CCNA, PRINCE2, PMP and MSP.