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Preekshit Singh

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Many national and multinational companies recruit students for animation artist, 3D designer, editor positions, etc. Students from Chandigarh University have been placed in companies like Prime Focus World, Wiggle Media, Digitoonz, Speed Records, and Bonker's Art. Some have even gained exposure in foreign companies like Spring News Corporation, Bangkok. Besides these, Technicolor, Zee News, Publicis Groupe, and Wipro also recruit students from this field. An area that is vibrant with growth and opportunities needs creative minds. The career path is huge, and placements depend on how strong your portfolio could be. So yes, there are go

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rashmi gupta

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The eligibility to pursue B.Sc. Animation, VFX & Gaming at Chandigarh University is simple and flexible. You must have passed 10+2 in any stream with 55% aggregate marks from a recognised board. This makes the programme accessible for students from science, commerce, and humanities backgrounds. The university also welcomes Diploma holders—if you have completed a three-year Diploma in any branch of Engineering, Technology, or Architecture with at least 50% marks, you can apply directly. What makes CU stand out is its student-friendly approach: there's no compulsory entrance exam. You can secure direct admission and focus on building y

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Chandigarh University's B.Sc. Animation, VFX & Gaming is designed as a 4-year program, but it offers flexibility depending on your career plan. According to NEP guidelines, the course allows you to exit after 3 years with a regular B.Sc. degree. If you choose to stay for the full 4 years, you earn a B.Sc. (Hons.) or B.Sc. (Hons. with Research), which adds more weight to your qualification and can open doors for higher studies, international admissions, or specialised industry roles. This flexible duration is one of the program's highlights, as it gives students the power to decide how long they want to study based on their ambitions. M

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Abhishek Gupta

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Absolutely! If drawing and sketching are your strengths, Chandigarh University will polish them into professional animation skills. The university has a dedicated Sketching Lab and Cell Animation Lab, where your hand-drawn art becomes the foundation for character design, storyboarding, and 2D animation. Professors encourage you to bring your unique style into projects, making sure you don't just learn software but also maintain your artistic individuality. Drawing plays a crucial role in animation, and CU ensures you use it at every step—from initial concept sketches to final animations. Many students who started with a passion for s

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Vihana Thakur

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Students at Chandigarh University's Animation department are introduced to a wide variety of creative and technical software. They learn Corel Draw for graphic designing, Adobe Premiere and After Effects for video editing and motion graphics, and Maya and 3ds Max for 3D animation and modeling. For special effects, programs like ZBrush and Houdini are included, giving students the ability to create realistic simulations like fire, water, and explosions. 

The university also emphasizes audio-visual tools, so students get exposure to Sound Forge for audio editing. The main goal is practical learning, so each software is applied in rea

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Addy Sharma

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Chandigarh University provides a perfect platform if you dream of launching your own creative studio after graduation. Along with advanced labs and exposure to 2D/3D animation, game design, and visual effects, the university also emphasizes skill-based learning. You'll be working on live projects, internships, and international collaborations, which give you the professional confidence to take on clients independently. Many alumni have gone the entrepreneurial route and now run their own animation, gaming, or multimedia companies. CU's entrepreneurship development cell and incubation centers further support students in setting up ven

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Neha Parihar

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Chandigarh University gives a lot of practical exposure in Animation and Multimedia. Students don't just learn theory; they work on live projects like Creating 3D game characters, animated videos, or VFX scenes. The labs have all the latest software like Maya, 3ds Max, Photoshop, and ZBrush, so students can practice what they learn in class. Teachers guide students step by step, helping them apply creativity and technical skills together. The university also has tie-ups with animation studios and companies, so students get chances for internships and real work experience. Workshops, competitions, and exhibitions help students show the

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Baali Pandit

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Yes, students do get such chances. University has tie-ups with many industry partners, so learners can explore real work while still studying. Some examples are Technicolor, Zee News, Airai Technologies, SmokeTech, Wipro, Publicis Groupe, DSV Global Transport and Logistics, Celoxis, Department of Environment Studies at Panjab University, Eteam Infoservices and more. These places give good exposure in both national and international setups. Doing an internship makes students confident and skilled. It allows them to understand office culture, teamwork and problem solving. Such practice is very useful when they step into jobs later. Inter

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Baali Pandit

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Every academic in the creative stream looks for a good university where they can learn and hone their talent. Chandigarh University is one big name in Punjab for Animation studies. The institute has a separate department for film and visual arts. It is a course that has software but also design, storytelling, and creativity. Students can venture into learning subjects like 3D assets, game design, visual effects, and animation. It is a programme derived by the concepts of animation schools worldwide, keeping it contemporary and global. Guest lectures, workshops, and festivals will offer the needed exposure to students. VFX studios, gami

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Neha Parihar

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Absolutely! Chandigarh University has built strong connections with the animation and multimedia industry to benefit its students. Some of the tie-ups include Prime Focus World, Mohali; Bonker's Art, Mohali; Spring News Corporation, Bangkok; Wiggle Media; Creo Media; Virasat Films; JS Nexus & Co; and Digitoonz, Noida. Other collaborations include Master Creationz, Speed Records, Amber Websoft, and App Mec. 

 

Through these partnerships, students can work on real projects, attend workshops, and take part in internships that give practical knowledge of how animation and multimedia studios operate. These industry interactions help

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