B.Des

The choice of whether to pursue a Master of Design M.Des Bachelor of Design (B. Des), or Postgraduate Diploma in game design will depend on your career goals and the level of specialisation you want to achieve. Here's a brief explanation of each option:
Bachelor of Design (B. Des): B. Des is an undergraduate degree programme that focuses on the fundamentals of design. This programme usually spans four years, during which you will learn the basics of game design, including game mechanics, narrative design, character design, and level design. If you are interested in getting a broad understanding of the field and want to learn the foundations of game design, then B. Des is a good option. Master of Design M.Des is a postgraduate programme that builds on the knowledge you gained during your undergraduate degree programme. M.Des is a two-year programme that is more specialised and focuses on advanced topics such as game engine design, user experience design, game analytics, and multiplayer game design. If you want to become an expert in game design and work on complex game design projects, then M.Des is a good option. Postgraduate Diploma: A postgraduate Diploma is a short-term programme that lasts for 1-2 years. It is designed to provide you with specialised skills and knowledge in a particular area. If you already have a degree in computer Science or a related field, and want to get specialised knowledge in game design, then a postgraduate Diploma in game design is a good option. Ultimately, the decision to pursue B. Des, M.Des or a postgraduate Diploma in game design will depend on your career goals, time and financial resources, and the level of specialisation you want to achieve. You should research the curriculum of each programme and speak with professionals in the field to determine which option will best meet your needs.

It depends on the admission policies of the college or university that your daughter is applying to. Some colleges/universities in India may have specific admission policies for students who have completed their 10th and 12th education from outside India, while others may not. Therefore, I recommend that you check the admission policies of the college or university that your daughter is interested in applying to. You can either check the institutes official website or contact their admission office directly to get information on their admission policies for international students. Based on their policies, you will be able to determine whether your daughter needs to apply through the Non-Resident Indian (NRI) or Foreign National (FN) quota or through the general category.