This is a common mistake when running things via the Job Manager. The problem is that the Job Manager will execute the script in a temporary directory, but the script you are trying to import resides in some user directory.
The simplest solution is to not use the Job Manager, but save the script you want to run in the same directory as where you have saved
readTotalEnergy.py and run the job from the command line instead, by opening a terminal (easiest via the Start Menu>Programs>QuantumWise>Atomistix ToolKit 10.8.0>NLPython), "cd" into your script directory and run
atkpython total_energy.py
Alternatively, you can add the path to the module in the script. If you open total_energy.py in an editor, and add the lines
import sys
sys.path.append("c:/users/rajib/...")
then you can use the Job Manager.
Here the "..." means you should put in the proper location of
readTotalEnergy.py (the directory where it is saved). Note that Python needs "/" to separate directory, not "\" as usual on Windows.
Another rather useful option is to place
readTotalEnergy.py in a directory which is globally included in the Python path, namely the directory
C:\Program Files (x86)\QuantumWise\atk-10.8.0\atkpython\lib\site-packages (or similar, depending on your precise installation directory).