Animation

Hi Debjit,
Diplomas are similar to certificates, and they're often awarded through community or technical schools. For instance, a diploma of nursing is offered as an alternative to an associate's degree or bachelor's degree. This diploma program is only offered at hospitals with specialty programs that provide training.
With a diploma qualification the academic emphasis is placed on a more practical approach to learning. Diploma studies are offered on a full-time and/or part-time basis but are generally offered over a three-year period. "In-service" training or "Industry" training is normally part of the Diploma qualifications and varies from programme to programme, but can be anything from six months to a year. For example, Building; Engineering; Radiography. There is also a specialist B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology) option that builds onto a Diploma and places it on the same NQF level as a Bachelor's degree.
With a degree qualification the emphasis is placed on an academic approach to a specified field of study or profession, such as law, pharmacy, architecture. Degree programmes are offered on a full-time or part-time basis and are offered over three to four years, depending on the type of degree programme. Certain programmes require industry training of about six to eight weeks.
All the best.

Hi, in India, the main foreign languages to learn are Spanish, German, French, Russian, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. If we talk about the career prospects, demand for Chinese, Korean, and Japanese is on a constant rise. Even then, many of the Indians do not prefer them to other languages as they are more complicated to learn and do not have any connection with English. However, learning these languages can be a good option if you want to avoid competition.
Besides, Japanese, Spanish, French, and German can be considered by those who are interested in teaching profession as a number of schools have made it compulsory for their students to learn any of these languages.
There is no scope of languages related to the field of animation. You can pursue any as the scope of animation abroad will vary as per the country and not the language.

Hi, in India, the main foreign languages to learn are Spanish, German, French, Russian, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. If we talk about the career prospects, demand for Chinese, Korean, and Japanese is on a constant rise. Even then, many of the Indians do not prefer them to other languages as they are more complicated to learn and do not have any connection with English. However, learning these languages can be a good option if you want to avoid competition.
Besides, Japanese, Spanish, French, and German can be considered by those who are interested in teaching profession as a number of schools have made it compulsory for their students to learn any of these languages.
There is no scope of languages related to the field of animation. You can pursue any as the scope of animation abroad will vary as per the country and not the language.

HI,
Selecting one option out of the two is a tough task so here I am defining both these courses and terms for you. You can choose one basis your interest and passion.
Multimedia - It is simple the use of a variety of artistic or communicative media. This includes text, graphic, audio, video etc.
Animation - Making an imaginary character or a product and putting life in it.This word Animation is basically made from Greek or Latin words Ani (means object or thing) and motion (means movement), in short, making objects and things into motion. It 2D Animation, 3D Animation and VFX (Visual Effects).
Animation colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/animation/colleges/colleges-india