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Tasbiya Khan

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Joining BSc in Animation colleges in Pune can be worthwhile for you. For that, you need to check its ROI. Listed below are some of the colleges along with their fees and average placement package:College NamesTotal Tuition FeeAverage Placement PackageFrameboxx 2.0 Animation and Visual Effects, FC RoadINR 5 lakhINR 2 LPAMIT Arts, Commerce and Science CollegeINR 4 lakhINR 3 LPADr. D.Y. Patil School of DesignINR 6 lakhINR 4 LPA

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Tasbiya Khan

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There are about 35 best BSc in Animation colleges in Pune. Of these,  21 colleges are privately owned and 3 colleges are owned by public/government organisations. Students can secure admission after passing their Class 12 or entrance exam like PERA CET. Some of the popular BSc in Animation colleges in Pune include Fergusson College, UNIPUNE - Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU), Frameboxx 2.0 Animation and Visual Effects, FC Road, International School of Design, Pune, Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Dr. D.Y. Patil Arts, Commerce and Science College, MIT Arts, Commerce and Science Col
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Pragati Singh

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Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Animation programme typically gain proficiency in industry-standard software and digital tools, learn a variety of animation techniques, including traditional hand-drawn, computer-generated, and stop-motion animation, explore storytelling and scriptwriting for animation, delve into special effects and post-production processes, and concentrate on character design and development.Additionally, students may choose to specialise in areas like 3D animation or visual effects. The programme gives students a broad skill set for pursuing jobs in animation by incorporating project-based work, port
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Pragati Singh

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Animation colleges in India offer various specialisations in areas such as Graphic Design, VFX, 3D Animation, etc. In India, where the job market is flourishing, a BSc in Animation provides a wealth of chances. The scope of animation in India is very promising because the BSc in Animation programme is designed to provide advanced learning experiences and enhance talents.Relevant Link:  Graphic Design Course

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Pragati Singh

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Freshers in this industry can earn upto INR 2-4 LPA whereas experienced profesionals are offered INR 7-10 LPA. Individuals' earnings after completing a BSc in Animation curriculum are determined by a range of criteria. Animation students with less than a year of experience earn roughly INR 20,000 per month on average. Candidates with some experience can earn up to Rs. 50,000 per month. A five-year-experienced animator can expect to earn roughly INR 80,000 per month.

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Pragati Singh

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Some colleges offering MSc in Animation are mentioned below:·       Whistling Woods International·       Film and Television Institute of India·       Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute·       National Institute of Design·       World University of Design·       Asian Academy of Film and Television

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Candidates can work as cartoonists,  3D modellers, VFX artists, character animators, texture artists, character riggers etc. Some of the popular profiles are described below:Animator: An animator is someone who creates animated figures and environments. They employ software to make their designs come to life, and they work on a wide range of projects such as films, television shows, video games, and commercials. Salary Range INR 3.5 to 4 lakh.Storyboard Writer: A storyboard artist creates the visual plan for animation projects. They collaborate with filmmakers and writers to turn a script into a collection of i
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Like internships, placement also varies from college to college. Some popular animation colleges provide 100 per cent placements. Candidates are advised to check the placement record before applying for admission.in order to become an animator, one must have the necessary creative flair. However, if candidates want to establish a name for themselves in the field of Animation, it is equally critical that they study a course from a reputable educational institute. 

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Pragati Singh

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Candidates who have completed their class 12th in any stream can pursue BSc in Animation course. Some colleges may need a minimum score for admission. Such universities require at least 50% in the 12th grade. In such a case, it is critical for candidates to examine the qualifying criteria on the college's official website. Furthermore, several prestigious universities only accept candidates who have finished their secondary education from a designated board.

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BSc in Animation is a three-year undergraduate degree programme that focuses on the art and Science of animation. The course covers a wide range of topics, including 2D and 3D animation, Storyboarding, Character design, Modeling, Rigging, Texturing and Lighting. Candidates pursuing an undergraduate course in Animation are considered to be specialists in VFX, animation, etc.Many companies prefer to hire candidates having specialised skills. Those who engage in an animation programme can work in the cinema, television, advertising, virtual reality, and animation industries, among others. Job prospects for animators are rapidly rising as
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