Programming

Yes why not, it entirely depends on your passion towards and how much hard work you are willing to put into it.
Now a days, most of MNCs of Game Developers Using Python Language for Game Development. So, My Suggestion is Learn Python Game Development.
There are Various Online Courses are there in online, I will suggest you:
Best Python Game Development Courses:
1. Python Game Development - Create a Flappy Bird Clone
2. Game Development Fundamentals with Python
3. Projects in Python: Get started with Python game development [BEST]
Better to take 3rd one
Here you will learn:
The basic structure for a game written in Pygame
Python modules to manage graphics and animation
How to install Homebrew and Pygame
How to add images to your games
Make game objects move on screen
Refactoring and bug checking
How to respond to game events such as mouse and key presses
How to interact between different elements of your game
What are and use nested loops
How to create different levels of your game to make it more challenging
Add a score board and players high scores.
All the Best.

If you interested in the managerial field should go for MBA, because you mentioned your programming skill is not strong. Also, you can join digital marketing training programme (2 or 3 months) with an internship. Because, digital marketing is a booming career option. After you can join as a digital marketer, then you can do MBA in correspondence. In other option, you can join a tech job. But, you don't have any industry experience. If possible have some hands-on experience. It is always a good idea to join any short term technology training courses with an internship, which will provide you with a good start and direction of preparation. After technology training like Android,. Net, IOT etc. , you can do an IT job.

In our opinion, you should go for any 2 or 3 months job oriented course. You don't fit in current industry standards. So, you need industry experience. If possible, have some hands-on experience. It is always a good idea to join any job oriented course (training with internship), which will provide you with a good start and direction of preparation. The best way to learn and prepare for a job in IT is to train in real-world scenarios using the systems employed in the business world today. So, it's important that soon-to-be graduates take steps to gain hands-on training before applying for a position. You can join Android, .Net, Digital Marketing (SEO) and IOT training programs etc. These training programs open great perspectives. Then go for your first job. If you want a Master's degree after job, you can go for MCA in correspondence.
All the best.