Animation

Hi Arghasree, Engineering and Animation, both the courses are technical have their own benefits, pros and cons.
Where Animation opens doors to creative avenues, Engineering gives you unlimited opportunities, and number of courses to choose as per your interest.
I would suggest you to go for the course you think you want to pursue.
If you want to go for animation, look out for good designing institutes. Since I belong to engineering background, I can suggest you that if you go for engineering you can go for Engineering in Cloud Computing, Engineering in Electronics & Telecommunication or Automotive Design Engineering.
UTM Shillong, offers these amazing courses in B.Tech that also happen to relate to your interest.
http://www.utm.ac.in/

Hi Arghasree, Engineering and Animation, both the courses are technical have their own benefits, pros and cons.
Where Animation opens doors to creative avenues, Engineering gives you unlimited opportunities, and number of courses to choose as per your interest.
I would suggest you to go for the course you think you want to pursue.
If you want to go for animation, look out for good designing institutes. Since I belong to engineering background, I can suggest you that if you go for engineering you can go for Engineering in Cloud Computing, Engineering in Electronics & Telecommunication or Automotive Design Engineering.
UTM Shillong, offers these amazing courses in B.Tech that also happen to relate to your interest.
http://www.utm.ac.in/

It is really tough to directly comment any institute best or not or answer which is the best institute in a city or country, especially for domains like animation and VFX or gaming where many institutes offer many types of courses for different duration for the almost all the same pipeline.
We need to see the content of the course, duration, cost, infra, earlier students outputs and skill developed, in-time course completion record, certification process & delivery of certificate in time, etc.
Also, same brand has different centres and branches and fortunately/unfortunately, all does not perform the same. Some centers are doing great and some not, in vary place to place centers to centers and also on the local management & team.
So, its always good to visit the institute personally, speak to them, see the track record and then decide if its up to the mark as per your requirement.

It is really tough to directly comment any institute best or not or answer which is the best institute in a city or country, especially for domains like animation and VFX or gaming where many institutes offer many types of courses for different duration for the almost all the same pipeline.
We need to see the content of the course, duration, cost, infra, earlier students outputs and skill developed, in-time course completion record, certification process & delivery of certificate in time, etc.
Also, same brand has different centres and branches and fortunately/unfortunately, all does not perform the same. Some centers are doing great and some not, in vary place to place centers to centers and also on the local management & team.
So, its always good to visit the institute personally, speak to them, see the track record and then decide if its up to the mark as per your requirement.

When it comes to animation courses available in India, there are 3 main course formats present-
Bachelors Degree courses
Diploma courses
Certificate courses
10th standard passed students are eligible to pursue some Diploma and Certificate courses only. 10+2 passed is the minimum requirement to pursue Bachelors Degree as well as some of the Professional Diploma courses.
It would be advised that you opt for 10+2 before going to pursue any course in animation for benefit in the future.
Career prospects and job opportunities:
An animator may work independently or under supervised setup. He/she may work for Art studios, Animation studios, Media houses, Film production houses, Game Developers etc.
One may also start own Animation studio or work as a freelancer. Within the field of animation, there are many job profiles available. Some such job profiles include- illustrator, animator, modeller, editor etc.

When it comes to animation courses available in India, there are 3 main course formats present-
Bachelors Degree courses
Diploma courses
Certificate courses
10th standard passed students are eligible to pursue some Diploma and Certificate courses only. 10+2 passed is the minimum requirement to pursue Bachelors Degree as well as some of the Professional Diploma courses.
It would be advised that you opt for 10+2 before going to pursue any course in animation for benefit in the future.
Career prospects and job opportunities:
An animator may work independently or under supervised setup. He/she may work for Art studios, Animation studios, Media houses, Film production houses, Game Developers etc.
One may also start own Animation studio or work as a freelancer. Within the field of animation, there are many job profiles available. Some such job profiles include- illustrator, animator, modeller, editor etc.