Programming Languages

Yes, you definitely you can. There is a huge demand of Ethical Hackers and Cyber security personnel. This field will always be there due to the increasing amount of data and servers. The risk of getting hacked is always a big concern. Moreover due to the digitalisation of the technology the risk will always prevail. Hence the demand for a person like you won't decrease rather will increase always.

For basics of a language, you can visit saurabh shukla's youtube channel. It will help you a lot.

If it is necessary to learn this language for you then start from basics. There are many free tutorials available on youtube.

Your basics need to be very strong on C, C+, Java, and Python. Moreover, a good job doesn't depend on the number of programming languages you know but depends on the knowledge application in real-world problems or solving problems faced in IT sector with any programming language.

Yes, of course, if you pursue B.Tech (CS)/BCA then you will be taught python as a compulsory subject in your academics.

It totally depends on your interests. Most popular and widely used languages are C and Python and they are getting their momentum back in the market. SQL is an easy language which can be learned easily and PHP is for server-side scripting for web development.

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It is not possible to get admission, because DTU asks for minimum criteria of 75% marks in class 12th, and even outside state quota is bare minimum for outsiders. Plus, a decent rank in Jee Mains is required.

Both C+ and Java are object-oriented programming languages used by programmers. Basic programming languages whose concepts need to be known to every CS graduates for a good job.