Hi Aditya,

Given your circumstances and interests in ISRO and IT, here’s a strategic approach to maximize your preparation in the limited time you have:

For ISRO Aspirations:

1. Focus on Core Subjects:

   • Strengthen your understanding of ECE core subjects such as Digital Electronics, Communication Systems, Microprocessors, Control Systems, and Signals and Systems.
   • Refer to ISRO's past exam question papers to understand the pattern and frequently asked topics.

2. GATE Syllabus Overlap:

   • Prepare topics from the GATE ECE syllabus as it closely aligns with ISRO’s exam requirements.
   • Use standard books like:
     • Electronic Devices by Sedra & Smith
     • Signals and Systems by Oppenheim
     • Control Systems by Nagrath & Gopal

3. ISRO-Specific Preparation:

   • Solve previous ISRO question papers and mock tests.
   • Review ISRO’s official recruitment notifications for details on eligibility, exam structure, and important topics.

4. Soft Skills:

   • Focus on scientific research-related skills, such as technical writing and report drafting , as these are often valued in ISRO roles.

For IT/Software Roles:

1. Programming Skills:

   • As you already know the basics of C and Python , focus on solving real-world problems using these languages.
   • Practice coding on platforms like LeetCode , HackerRank , or CodeChef , focusing on easy-to-medium problems .

2. Essential Topics:

   • Prioritize learning Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) starting with basics like arrays, linked lists, stacks, and queues.
   • Focus on algorithms like sorting, searching, and recursion.
   • Use resources like GeeksforGeeks or CS50 by Harvard to strengthen your concepts.

3. Projects:

   • Build small projects in Python (e.g., web scraper, simple web app using Flask/Django) to showcase your practical skills.
   • Highlight these in your resume to make up for the lack of formal placements.

4. Online Certifications:

   • Enroll in free/affordable certifications for Python, SQL, or Web Development (from platforms like Coursera, edX, or Udemy).
   • These certifications can boost your profile for IT roles.

5. Networking:

   • Use LinkedIn to connect with industry professionals and alumni.
   • Attend tech meetups or webinars to explore opportunities.

Best wishes!

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Hello there,

Hey,

It depends on your interest whether you want to study Python, Java or Javascript. It is because if you know your strengths and work on them, you will surely do much better in future. Choosing a language not of your interest and just based on more scope will result in a lack of interest and ultimately you will not be able to concentrate and give your best. So, even if any course has immense scope, still you will not be able to give your best output.

You try three of them and whichever you find more interesting, you can move forward with it.

Hello,

Python has a simple syntax similar to the English language. Python has syntax that allows developers to write programs with fewer lines than some other programming languages.If you have completed the basics of python And want to get The certificate of completion you need to give a test for it To test your efficient And strong hold of the subject. After the completion of test and passing the test you will get your certificate of completion.

Hope this helps you ,

Thank you