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Yes, it is necessary, and it will be a good choice, but everything depends on your interest. If you have interest in Game Programming then you should go for it. There are less competition in this field as compared to other courses. Best of luck.
<p>Hi, If you are candidate with annual income greater than 5 lakhs, then you need to pay 71,000/- for odd semesters and 68,000/- for even semesters. If you are below 5 lakh but above 1 lakh then you need to pay 35,000/- on average all semesters. Mess fee remains the same. If you are below 1 lakh then you pay 8,000/- in odd semesters and 6,000/- in even semesters. This is for hostelers and 13,000/- is the mess fees. Hope it helps.</p>
<p>GLA University is best in comparison to all these small universities. choosing the right college is one of the most difficult tasks in students' life, after all, it's about the career and all those years where students grow mentally. GLA University is always my first choice. The university has a mixture of races and religions that helps to build a decent environment. I have already lived here and I’ve got a chance to interact with people from different nationalities, cultures, and different backgrounds. Being a part of this university is always what I had hoped for from the time my best friend shared with me his college ... View more
People might talk all about passion and hard-work, but some other things that matter are getting real. Other answers have advice on what language to learn or what book to read, but I will give you some real world advice.
There are three most common pathways to enter the game industry: as a programmer, as an artist, or as a tester. I wouldn't really recommend the third route.
1. Get a degree
The first step is to get a four-year degree. If you're interested in programming, get a Computer Science Engineering degree. If you're interested in art, get a degree in Fine Arts. If you are into writing, get a degree in English / Literatu... View more
Hi Rajesh,
It is difficult to mention college names randomly, you also haven't stated any country choice. Also, most EMBA programs require more than 7 years work experience and 510 is not a good score at all. You can check university websites yourself for the admission requirements and narrow down your choices. Some universities you can check otherwise are Hult Business School, Stanmore Business School, SP Jain School of Global Management, etc.
<p dir="ltr">With a JEE Mains 2019 rank of 38,025, you fall into the second scholarship bracket (25001–50000) at Chandigarh University, which means you're eligible for a 75% semester fee waiver under their JEE-Mains Performance-Based Scholarship scheme.</p><p dir="ltr">Now, if you're asking about the best college in India for B.Tech CSE, the top IITs and NITs (like IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, NIT Trichy, and NIT Surathkal) are usually considered premier, but admissions there are highly competitive and may require a lower rank.</p><p dir="ltr">Given your rank, here are some good optio... View more
Dear Kaushik,
AIGA does not have a course in Game designing. Game designing is something which deals with the Psychology & balance of the game, which makes the game more related to real life. We do have a game development course, "Diploma in Game programming", which helps you create games using programming languages like C-Sharp, JavaScript in Unity Engine. Fee for Diploma in Game Programming is 2 Lakhs + tax. The duration of Game programming is 9 months. For Professional Diploma in Animation, the course duration is 1 year, the course fee is 2 Lakhs + tax.
dtu and nsit are difficult to get
u need 250+ to get dtu or nsit
however u easily will get one of the top 10 nits or may be u will get nit kurekshetra or bhopal.
surathkal is difficult to grab
so go for Nit counseling
counseling for dtu or nsit will prove as a waste of tym and money
Germany is a competitive country, you will require excellent academic percentile plus projects, internships, etc. having value, strong recommendation letters, a very good SOP, IELTS score, etc. is also required. Publication and some paperwork is highly recommended. Further the requirements vary from university to university.
B.Sc is a good course in computer science but if any student wants to do MCA after B.Sc in computer science, it is a better option as compared to M.Sc in computer science. This is because in MCA, a student learns more application-based program, learn more about this field. After MCA one can get better job scope in MNCs or any government jobs. The correspondence course is also a better option to do as at the same time, a student can also prepare for various competitive exams and continue their study in Masters. There are many good colleges which offer MCA course through correspondence such as Sikkim Manipal University, Amity University, SRM... View more
It is not necessary to have computer subjects in past classes. You can continue your graduation in the same field which you want. Go, Grab the opportunity and give your best. Good Luck
It depends on the college and place where college is located but in your question, there is no mention of the college whose fee structure you want to know kindly ask a question in which you mention the name of the target college.
You have to score above 80% in 12th science from a recognized board. I too am trying to apply admission in this college. And if you had passed through Maharashtra Board, then you will get into this college with much relaxation in your percentage.
<p>Basic Eligibility</p><p> You must have passed Class 12 (10+2) from a recognised board with at least 50 percent aggregate marks. </p><p>Mandatory subject requirement: You need Mathematics / Business Mathematics / Statistics / Allied Mathematics at 10+2 level as one of your subjects.</p><p>So if your commerce stream + computer Science in 12th included Mathematics or Business Mathematics or Statistics, then:</p><p>Yes, you are eligible to apply for BCA at SRM KTR provided you meet the minimum 50 percent overall marks and have one of the acceptable mathematics-type subj... View more
Hi Karan Raj,
It depends where abroad you are planning to study. NIT is among the best in India for technical studies. And if you are going abroad you have to see if it's a good college. You can compare and then decide.
Approximately 1 lakh per semester but for that you should have good rank in JEE Main and Advance.
Please refer to the links mentioned below for details regarding admissions in B.Sc computer science in Bihar and Jharkhand.
1) Bihar: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-colleges-bihar" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-colleges-bihar</a>
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Hi,
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If you're serious about learning how things operate and how the engine's environment functions, Unity is the place to begin. Actually, Unity teaches you how to deal with the engine and code in a very straightforward manner, so that when you delve into Unreal Engine, you won't be overwhelmed by complexity. If you don't master Unity first, I believe you'll be unhappy with Unreal and may even quit up. Therefore, you should first master Unity. The principles are similar across the two engines, with the primary difference being the approach of writing code and attaching scripts to objects in Unreal Engine. You can cut your time spent studying U... View more
As per eligibility criteria for B.Sc in Game designing & Development at IIFA, Candidates seeking admission in B.Sc (Game designing & Development) should have passed 10 + 2(Any PUC / ISC / CBSE / IGCSE / IB) or its equivalent examination in any stream through a recognized board in India.
There is no any entrance exam for this course, you can directly purchase the application form from college front office and can be submit there after completion along with fee.
Or can be register online by using college website, Students are personally informed about the date of commencement of their course.