Programming

Best books for Python:
1. Dive Introduction Python
2. Think Python
3. Mastering Python
4. Effective Python.

Yes, Of course you can go with IT engineering. It isn't compulsory to have knowledge about programming. You can learn it after admission very easily. If you have interest in computer then definitely you have to go with. IT.

Assuming you're asking this because you're not confident of your calculus skills, you've nothing to worry about. A computer can perform arithmetic and logical operations only. Any and all other computations can be emulated via programming.

Data Science has become the new desirable IT job. While there are only a few in the market conversant with the terms like Python, Machine Learning, Deep Learning and Transflow, it is also a fact that these skills are high in demand.

If you can learn only one for now, go with C. Also, get acquainted with OOP, if you wish to master Java.

Learning C will be better. It'll help you get over syntactics and ease your learning.
Also, some knowledge of OOP is highly recommended, preferably via C+.

Dear Sriya,
There is nothing to worry about, there is a great scope in Radio programming, you just have to focus on your goals and achieve them.
Good luck.

Hi,
There are so many online certifications in Python available as well as valuable too. You must have basic knowledge of the syntax of Python before opting any online certificate course. Minimum duration of any course is at least 4 weeks to 6 weeks. Some online python certifications providers are as below:
1. https://www.udemy.com/
2. https://www.coursera.org/

Some of the roles that I can think ( to begin with )of for IT sector are:
Developer, testing engineer, network engineer, hardware engineer, system analyst, web developer, web designer, Tech support, quality teams, DBA. On the other hand there are people who have their careers in business analysis, or as a technical trainer, business development specialist. Upon a couple of years of experience, you could change your role, or move onto leader position in the same ladder too.

Yes, it is necessary for an Electronics Engineer to be proficient in C. C is the language used to the programme embedded systems (it is generally referred to as Embedded C). C lets you view the system at a lower level compared to High level languages. C lets you deal with memory addresses directly and manipulate individual bits of data using bit manipulation operator. Once you learn C, it becomes easier to learn other languages. If you are new to programming most of the points mentioned above won't make sense to you. But once you learn C, you will appreciate it.