National Institute of Design(NID) offers UG and PG level courses, also affiliated with more than 55 Overseas Universities.

NID DAT Exam consists of three stages:

Written Exam: Prelims Consists of two Sections

Part 1: Objective Questions for 70 marks

Part 2: Subjective Questions for 30 marks

Prelims exam tests:

Knowledge

Comprehension

Analysis

Creativity

Visualisation

The two papers (objective and subjective) are held separately on the same day.

There is no negative marking

Mains Candidates who qualify the first prelims round are then called for the second round (also known as mains) of the selection process which includes a Studio Test. It tests

Drawing

Hands-on Sketching

Handicraft modelling

Group Discussions

Presentations

Personal Interview

Hi there,

Mats University, Raipur

Artemesia college of art and design, Indore

Kongo Arts and Science college, Erode

Chandigarh University, Chandigarh

Minerva institute of management and technology, Dehradoon

Picasso Animation college, New Delhi.

Hope this list helps. Thank you

Hi Deepak,

If your son wants to become a VFx artist and animator, there are a few courses you can enroll your son in, One of the most popular course is Bachelor of Science in Vfx and Animations. B.Sc. Animation and VFX is a three-year undergraduate programme intended to trains students to become professionals in the domain of animation, gaming and graphics-related arts.

Eligibility:

Sr. Secondary (10+2) with minimum 50% marks.

You can read all about this course here:-

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Thank you.

Dear Mohamed ,

B.Voc is an undergraduate course duration of 3 years.Vocational or skill-based education is becoming more significant with passing time. The course is different from traditional academic programmes as it deals more with application-based studies rather than focusing on only theoretical knowledge. BVoc (Bachelor of Vocation) is an emerging course in India that aims at providing adequate skills required for a particular trade to candidates.

If you are really passionate about this course then go for it because it is really good for practically knowledge with industrial training .This course is really working with companies related work like real time project .

Eligible for this course you must clear 10+2 with any stream with any board and selection is based on Entrance test with personal interview .

Some of college offers this courses

• Loyola College ,Chennai
• IIFA multimedia
• Savitribai Phule Pune University

I hope it will helpful to you

Thanks

Hi Akshay,

Gaming Animation is a very good choice and is quite upcoming. Duration of such a course offered depends on college to college. Different colleges offer different types of gaming and animation courses and some are specific, some are short term courses and some are very detailed ones. So, it ranges from 6 months to 3 years.

But it is advisable to go for a degree courses as they hold value in long-term careers. One of the best courses offered for your option is B.A. (Honors) 3D Animation and Gaming. The course has a duration of 3 years and is offered by many private universities today.

Some good university options are

• VIT University Vellore
• National Institute of Design Ahmedabad
• Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi
• Amity University Mumbai
• IILM University Gurugram
• Frameboxx Animation and Visual Effects Mumbai
• PA Inamdar College of Visual Effects, Design and Art Pune
• United world Institute of Design Ahmedabad
• Arena Animation
• Maya Academy of Advanced Cinematics

You can consider IILM University Gurugram for this good option as you will be able to display you work through end-of-term exhibitions along with reel and portfolio presentations here. And there is also concept of Liberal Education which lets you pursue your own passion and develop your skills. You can check more details about IILM here www.iilm.edu.in

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We can look at it from various perspectives: from the side of the player and from the side of development.

From the player's point of view, game animation is all visible on-screen movement and color shifts. Yet most often when you're thinking about animation, you say animation of the characters, whether it's 2D or 3D. At the other side game design is how the game plays.The rules, the manner in which controls are used, the stage configurations, the order of events, the balancing, the user interface, often the manner in which camera moves, the manner in which computer-controlled characters behave, the game timing and other items relating to how the game works.

From the point of view of development, game design starts with a game idea, then game designer writes a game design paper that explains the game and all of the elements described above. Instead they meet with the production team to make the game according to the design plans and, if possible, to improve it.