Animation Placement

Chandigarh University is a good fit for animations. Students can learn new things and enhance their knowledge more easily thanks to its state-of-the-art facilities and competent instructors. One of Punjab's top universities for teaching multimedia and animation is Chandigarh University's University Institute of Film & Visual Arts (UIFVA). Its goal is to fuse cutting edge technology and conventional forms of art, with a significant emphasis on the digitization of the core creative processes.

Yes, you can easily get a job at VIT University. In the placement offer, the students are presented with offers with a Cost of Company (CTC) of 10 Lakhs and above per annum. Last year, about 140 companies offered 1021 super dream placements offers. Among them, Microsoft has offered the highest CTC of 41.60 lakhs per annum.

Salaries: Junior animators or trainees could get between Rs. 8,000-15,000 per month. With three to five years' experience, they can earn Rs. 25,000- 40,000. Thank you.

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For study, you can visit some of best institution like Arena Animation or NIIT, MAYA. You can get job with your study but it is very difficult to get job from your first semester in your field I. e. Animation because you need to learn first then you can get some projects and internship or job too.

You can go for a degree programme in animation like B.Sc. (Animation), B.Sc. (Multimedia), Diploma in VFX, 2D, and 3D animation. In all there programs you just need to be 10+2 pass from any stream.

Stability totally depends on how much efforts you put in your job and how much keen are you in continuing with this job. There is a great scope as many big studios and companies like Walt Disney, Sony Pictures & Turner Entertainment which make animated films, TV ads & computer games, are off-shoring animation content to India. Many Indian animation studios & production houses are packed with work be it outsourced from abroad or in-house projects for the market in India. Hence, the Indian animation industry is certainly facing a talent crunch.