Programming Languages

Hi Sayalee,
You can pursue a Java course but it won't help in future career prospects. Indian companies still look for a higher qualification. So, go for graduation in better field.

To become a good programmer, first, gain some basic computer knowledge or pursue courses like DCA/PGDCA. PGDCA is the best course because it covers basic+C and C+ language. HTML, VB, PLT, etc. Later you can learn special C, C+ and Java. These are basic courses. After that, you can choose whichever language you want to learn on the basis of your interest and proficiency in above-mentioned languages.
Best of luck.

Following are the best institutes for PLC Programming Training in Kolkata:
International Institute for Advanced Training on Control and Automation - IIATC
Prolific Systems and Technologies Private Limited
Sunlax Automation
Institute Of Automation and Technology

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.

HTML and CSS are the two most basic web development languages used to build nearly all web pages on the Internet. JavaScript and ActionScript are the two most commonly used client-side scripting languages. Java, PHP, Python etc. are most common server-side scripting languages.

I would recommend you to follow the same order as the list below:
1. HTML and CSS.
2. Javascript.
3. JQuery.
4. AngularJS.
5. PHP and MySQL.
6. Ruby.
7. Ruby on Rails.

You should go for advanced Java followed by J2EE.

IT industry pays developers based on skills availabilities and shortages in the market. The rate of different skills varies from time to time. Systems programmer get best salaries vis a viz web or apps or game developers.