I have passed Btech Electronics and Communication in 2015 and as you all know in ECE there is little knowledge of programming. And i want to learn Python from scratch. How much time it'll take to get a job after learning Python.

It depends on your specialisation you select further in Python programming and how skilled you are at it. There are platforms like Sololearn, Codecademy, HackerRank where you can learn programming and solve multiple quizzes. The more problems you solve, the higher your rank gets, and you'll be more noticeable to the companies that are tied up with those websites. So you'll have higher chances of getting a job much sooner than applying and attending interviews outside. The world's online today with everything at our fingertips! So make good use of the resources and practice enough, and you'll be getting an excellent job in no time.

Happy learning!! (:

Python is the most widely used language. It is majorly used for Automation, Web development and Data Science. The right question you should ask yourself is that, In which profile you want to make your career. Learn Python, along with the required modules for a specific domain. That is the right approach for getting the job.

Hi Arun, it's very simple to learn Python & it is one of the easiest & fastest languages to learn, i.e., in exactly 2 weeks you would be able to code some simple programming questions like Fibonacci, amstrong number, etc. 

Now since you have got some fundamentals, you should start your training driven towards your end goal, if you are going to program micro-controllers for IoT applications learn Python applications with Raspberry or Arduino which would take 3-4 weeks if you can afford 4-5 hours a week. 

If you are planning to apply for Software oriented roles, now you would have focused more on CS fundamentals which is Problem Solving & Algorithmic Analysis with Python, which would take around 5-6 six weeks for you to get a good hold, before given interviews.

If you are going to learn like Elon Musk, then a definite one week will be enough if you are learning like one hour a day with less concentration then three months. But If you are learning with a days gap, then maybe more than six months.

It all depends from person to person, but python one of the simple language to learn.

If you know C, then quickly you can learn within one 1month. Expertise and experience will take a couple of years.