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You can go for Sikkim Manipal University. It is among the best Schools of Engineering. Moreover, you can get a seat at Sikkim Manipal University, as there is foreign admissions. Also, a lot of Nepali and Bhutia students are studying. You will feel homely here. It is also quite welcoming in SMU. Thanks.

Both the courses are good to pursue.
The animation industry is growing at a fast pace. Both the field are interrelated.
The gaming industry will generate great opportunities for game developers over the next two years. The gaming industry has grown its presence over various platforms mobile, console, PC, online gaming and the industry is growing really fast along with the presence on all these platforms.

Several certificate and diploma programmes in game designing are offered by various institutions. Advanced Diploma in Game Design; Diploma in Game Design and Gaming; Video Game Design and Development Certification; Video Game Design and Development etc. are some among the courses. The minimum eligibility required for most of these courses is 10+2 or its equivalent. For becoming a Game programmer, one should have B.E/ B.Tech degree in computer engineering. Online programs are also available in game design and animation. Those with an inborn desire to learn gaming and excellent technical skills can excel in this field.
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If you want to learn cyber security, you can enroll for any of the training programs by <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://pune.cssrl.in" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://pune.cssrl.in</a>.
The training is possible in a regular classroom or through online mode. The career options in the field of cyber security are growing a lot these days.

I don’t think any of the NIT or IIT offers game designing course.
You have to study game designing course on your own, either with the help of internet, YouTube or by taking coaching classes.

Hi Bhavya, The Master of Computing is a 1-2-year full-time (or equivalent part-time) degree with two target audiences: graduates without a computing background who wish to acquire a solid knowledge of computing, and graduates with a computing or information technology background who wish to broaden and deepen or refresh their knowledge. I believe MS in computer Science is a safer BET here. For reference, use this link. Hope it helps. <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.masterstudies.com/Masters-Degree/Computer-Science/Canada/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.masterstudies.com/Ma... View more

If you had Maths and have a good percentile of 95 plus. You should try.

Yes.but second preferred

Hi Shashank,
If you are interested in a career in animation and game designing, we would suggest you to join a degree program with certification from software companies, who are leaders in the field of designing software like Autodesk, Foundry and Vray. A good degree program will teach you the entire process of creativity from basic designing and sketching to mastering the software skills.
You can also look at specialized programs in game art designing, which is more focused towards game designing and development.

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You can do MCA after completion of both BCA and B.Sc. Computers. I recommend you to take BCA instead of B.Sc. Because you can learn more things and basics.

Refer to the link Shiksha.com to find out about the best colleges offering computer Science Diploma in Pune.

If you're an enthusiast looking for a career in cybersecurity, I believe that you should start by researching about the basic uses and applications of cyber security, follow it up with the function, purpose and perspectives it has in today generation. The skill set is rather vast and demanding for advanced technologies like cyber security and, to become an expert in this field, you will need to master the technical skills like networking, computer programming and such, do not forget, you will also be required to have adequate soft skills such as verbal communication, written communication and presentation skills to expose your work effecti... View more

Yes, scope is there but it's not as much as animation line.Game development in India. I don't think that's such a good idea because there are no well known Indian game developers.

Hello Ankush,
Game industry is very wide. For that first you have to strong concepts on physics and Maths like vectors, matrices, gravity, momentum, inertia, these concepts really help you in game concept. Strong command on programming language basic knowledge on came, scene etc. There is one subject named computer graphics read it properly by that u can get command on 2D and 3D.

Hi Sourabh,
German Universities are very selective and admissions are extremely competitive. In addition to having very good percentage, you must also have solid internship, projects, research oriented work etc. Publications and patents are beneficial. You must also take the IELTS and some knowledge German language. Check the DAAD website for universities and requirements. RWTH Aachen, University of Stuttgart are some of the few.

Yes, UK is the only country that offers 1-year Master's degree. Many universities like Oxford and UCL offer 1-year MS in computer science.

B.Sc CS from DU is a good option only if you are unable to get B.Tech CSE in a good Engineering colleges. You will have to do M.Sc CS to match career with B.Tech CSE grads even after B.Sc CS from DU.

That is not very easy to say. Both courses are in the same industry and have same field of work. This is very specific to be exact. But, I will try to give my opinion to best of my knowledge. Game Designing has been in Industry for a while and there are lots of institutes that provide the course. The number of Game Designers is also huge compared to Programmers. Game Programming is a new and niche course. Surely, it will be good depending on the requirement. Also, as a game programmer, you can also get to test the games for bugs and problems. So, if I had to go with one, I would choose to go with Designing, as I have more interest in Creat... View more

<p>Candidates must have completed higher secondary education, which is 10+2, from a recognised board to be eligible for the BCA program. Though the specific subject requirements might vary, it is recommended to check the latest admission guidelines directly from the college or their official website for any updates regarding subject prerequisites for the BCA program.</p>

Yes, you can get admission in PSG, you have to apply for PSG entrance exam.

M.Tech requires B.Tech. So, you cannot pursue M.Tech after M.Sc.

Hi Kamal,
Please clarify if you want to do B.Tech or MS? Your question is very confusing.

If you want to become a professor or something in the computer science subject, you can choose the course offered by DU. But, if doing a job in computer field is your main goal, go for the B.Tech CSE offered by WBJEE college. Comparing the universities, DU is better than average WBJEE college.

Basically, if you want to become game development then you need to do B.Tech from CSE or IT and take some online course from which you can get a certificate for your dream.

Any college or university is known for the quality of students it has. So ideally, it depends on the person who is taking admission.
As far as factors like facilities, latest technology, market value, placements and international exposure are concerned, Chitkara University has got a very good reputation in all these things.

Graduate from a Bachelor's degree programme and begin working as a game developer, and then continue your training in gaming engineering to get acquired skills a programming languages and tools.

Hello Vidhi,
It's Indeed very nice to hear from you that you are interested in seeking admission in computer science branch in VJTI. However the admissions to this institute are based on the ranking of mht CET. Due to this your JEE performance will be of no use. However for non Maharashtrian students there is an "all India quota" which is filled up based on the ranking of JEE mains. You can think of applying for this.
Best wishes to you.

If you are from Tamil Nadu you can get CS branch but if you're not, there are equal chances of you getting or not getting it.

Both the courses are highly demanded these days. You may get into any of the courses. Game design will help you learn how a game application works and prepare a layout as per it. Whereas, animation will help you learn the tactics of animating anything in different modes.