Animation

Yes, you can apply for an animation course. The eligibility to pursue animation course is 10+2.

If you would like to seek a degree, it's better to join a college- avoid joining institutes. Both Arena and MAAC institutes work under the franchise model.
However, you will have a good atmosphere and teaching medium in Arena. MAAC, on the other hand, gives good fundamental knowledge to the students and even secures some projects from real time filmmakers and it even lets their students work on some of the projects.

The best college for pursuing VFX and film making is Maya Academy of Advanced Cinematics. It has highly qualified faculties and very supporting staff.

Hi Sourabh,
There is a placement cell at SXCKOL. You can register yourself for campusing opportunities.
For further details, please visit: http://www.sxccal.edu/placementcell/placementCell.htm
What I can say that multimedia students do get good jobs and they are working in various companies and even they are doing freelance.
All the best.

The minimum specification for B.Sc in animation:
An i5 processor will handle many different types of artistic projects effectively.
At least 8 GB of RAM
A 17-inch laptop
programs like: CorelDRAW, Graphics Suite X5, Adobe Illustrator, Art Rage 3.5, AutoCAD and Xara Designer Pro.
Suggested:
Asus ROG Strix 17.3" Laptop
Acer Predator 17.3" Laptop
Lenovo Z70 17.3" Laptop

Hello Nitin,
Generally, Laptop becomes a common use device and it is used everywhere to make life easy.
And as you are going for an animation course so it is better to have a laptop because you can practice all thing you studied in class.
All the best.

It's better to clear your 2nd PUC. For pursuing Diploma course, the minimum qualification required is class 10th, but to pursue B.Sc, the minimum requirement is class 12th.

Hi Sanket,
Please go through the following link to know about the institute:
https://www.shiksha.com/animation/2d-3d-animation/articles/creative-mentors-awarded-as-best-animation-gaming-college-in-south-india-blogId-8532

Please refer to the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/animation/2d-3d-animation/articles/top-10-animation-colleges-in-india-blogId-10898.
You can visit the individual websites of the colleges to have a better understanding and decide accordingly.

The term 2D and 3D are used to indicate dimensions. The term 2D stands for Two-Dimensional, whereas, 3D stands for Three-Dimensional. 2D represents an object in just two dimensions, while 3D represents it in three dimensions.
2 dimensional animations deals more with drawing and framing and are the base for 3D animation.
2D animators create frames to define a sequence that are then moved at varying speeds to create the illusion of motion.