Animation

Hello Sai Krishna,
Both the courses are good in terms of placement, go through the course syllabus, read in brief about each, find which course do you like, and pursue that. Further scope of each branch is good.
With the availability of computer science engineering graduates growing exponentially largely contributed by India, other courses like BCA, MCA has declined considerably. Jobs are also getting broad based across spectrum and hierarchy based on the large range of competency levels of students, all of whom are technically computer science engineers.
The animation industry in India is expected to grow at a pace faster than the IT industries! Animation as a career option is a field where you can fulfill your dream of "enjoy-as-you-work", feel satisfied at the end of your day and get praise from your clients as well.
Hope this helps! All the best!

Hello Sai Krishna,
Both the courses are good in terms of placement, go through the course syllabus, read in brief about each, find which course do you like, and pursue that. Further scope of each branch is good.
With the availability of computer science engineering graduates growing exponentially largely contributed by India, other courses like BCA, MCA has declined considerably. Jobs are also getting broad based across spectrum and hierarchy based on the large range of competency levels of students, all of whom are technically computer science engineers.
The animation industry in India is expected to grow at a pace faster than the IT industries! Animation as a career option is a field where you can fulfill your dream of "enjoy-as-you-work", feel satisfied at the end of your day and get praise from your clients as well.
Hope this helps! All the best!

I'm a graduate of BIT (Noida extention center) for BAM (B.Sc Animation and Multimedia) Batch of 2009, and think I can give you some insight.
If you wish to enter a field of animation, design, or film production, the course is structured in a way to expose you to the various disciplines from across the field. It's a glimpse into the insides, and nothing more. This does not mean that the course is bad. As far as foundation studies go. its quite strong and very methodical. But majority of my batch-mates, ( and future batches as well, as my faculty tells me ) join these courses expecting them to be vocational, to get jobs the moment you leave their gates.
If you are assuming the same, don't expect the scope to be too great unless you have exceptional talents or exceptional insights. Majority of the students freelance, but dont earn much in the first few years out of college. For those who get jobs, avg salary is about INR 15K out of the GATE.
On the other hand, if you are great at research, or develop your skills like crazy, the sky is the limit. I know a fellow batch-mate with crazy drawing skills, got INR 30K on placement, and by the second year was getting around 65K per month because of his skills and insight.
Lastly, know that you will have to choose a major in the final year. Be prepared from Day 1 for that, and study as much as you can on your major topic from the net or from books. In our line of work, the best learning comes from experience, so make sure you do a lot of summer internships and trainings to maximise your scope post graduation.