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Rayamkula Harish

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These Programs in Graphics, Web, and 2D Animation at MAAC Chandigarh cannot be taken to be expensive in comparison to other institutes offering similar courses. The entire fees for a course of approximately 12-18 months would be somewhere between INR 1.5 Lacs and 2.5 lakh, and this would comprise tuition, software access, and lab facilities.

I feel this rate is good enough for specialised training, especially in Chandigarh where the cost of living is moderate. In contrast to metro cities like Mumbai and Delhi, where the same programme is charged at about INR 3-4 lakh, this makes MAAC Chandigarh a much better option.

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Rayamkula Harish

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On an average, the package for the students of the Program in Graphic, Web, and 2D Animation offered by MAAC, Raipur, ranges from INR 2.5 Lacs to INR 4 Lacs a year, which is based on placement trends for entry-level positions in animation and design companies.

The graduates with a great portfolio and working knowledge of software applications such as Adobe After Effects, Adobe Photoshop, and 2D animation software can, at times, secure much better offers, even to the extent of INR 5 Lacs per year with working professionals.

So, the placement success will partially depend on how well a student has performed during the training and internsh

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Sreetama Shrivastava

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Whether the BDes in Communication Design is better or BDes in Graphic Design depends on your interests and future goals. While both Communication Design and Graphic Design fields are similar, there's a thin difference between them. 
Graphic Design works on creating textual elements better, while Graphic Design focuses on creative visually appealing and effective design elements and layouts.

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Rachit Kumar

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Mangalore University offers a BSc in Animation and Visual Effects course for the duration of three years. This course is offered through one of its affiliated college- Silicon College of Advanced Studies. The subjects offered in the first semester of this course include theory and practical subjects that are closely related to creating or enhancing imagery in films, games, and other media. The names of the subjects offered in the first semester are as follows: 

  • Fundamentals of Drawing
  • Fundamental of Art lab 
  • Traditional and Stop Motion Animation
  • Traditional and Stop Motion Animation lab
  • Basics of Grap
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Kapil Lalwani

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Students who have received 56% in their Class 12 studies can gain admission to Thakur College of Science and Commerce for  Animation and VFX. Students who achieve at least 45% to 50% grades in Class 12 can seek admission at this institution for the specified program. The result of 56% enables you to qualify for admission. Thakur College of Science and Commerce makes their final selection based on entrance exam scores along with personal interviews besides meeting eligibility criteria. Students need to pay INR 3,02,000 for the total fee of the 3-year Animation and VFX course at Thakur College of Science and Commerce.

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Aneena Abraham

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Hi, it is estimated that joining the top Web Design colleges in India can be affordable as most colleges have tuition fees of less than INR 1 lakh. Listed below is the fee range of top colleges:

Fee Structure

No. of Colleges

Free of cost

1 college
Less than INR 1 lakh 70 colleges
INR 1-2 lakh41 colleges
INR 2-3 lakh7 colleges
INR 3-5 lakh2 colleges
> INR 5 lakh 8 colleges

 

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Aneena Abraham

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Hi, Web Designing can be considered relatively easier to pursue and learn. The difficulty can vary depending on your prior experience and learning style. While learning the foundational skills to become a Web Developer is relatively straightforward, becoming a good Web Developer can be more challenging, requiring ongoing learning and effort over years.

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Aneena Abraham

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Hi, Yes, web design is in high demand as almost every business and individual needs a strong online presence, driving the need for skilled web designers to create user friendly and visually appealing websites and web applications across various industries.

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Aneena Abraham

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Hi, yes you can surely go for Web Designing in India after Class 12 and you can refer below for some of the colleges along with their tuition fees:

College NameTuition FeeEligibility / Exams
World University of DesignINR 2 lakhWUD Aptitude Test
Galgotias UniversityINR 3.6 lakhCUET
Indian Institute of Art and DesignINR 21.92 lakhIIAD Entrance Exam
Ecole Intuit Lab Mumbai INR 20 lakhMerit-Based
Kalindi College DUINR 540 - INR 74,000CUET and Merit-Based

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