Bangalore

You have a decent chance, but it will take a lot of hard work, if you are Shortlisted for GDPI round.

Hi Dipesh,
The university does not offer M.Sc in animation.
Please find the related link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/bangalore-university-3701/admission#admission
https://www.shiksha.com/university/bangalore-university-3701

Hi,
You can refer this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/articles/nift-topper-interview-2018-nikita-bharti-shares-how-she-secured-air-5-in-mfm-course-blogId-16609

Well, in my knowledge, for Karnataka colleges you need to take COMEDK since you are from outside of Karnataka. Also, management quota might not require any particular entrance exam though. Otherwise, the local entrance exam is KCET.

Hi,
Well, about the management quota. The best way to approach would be to talk in person with the college authorities. Set up an appointment through phone and talk to them in person. The possibility of getting a seat varies depending on vacancy, which course etc. Start the discussions early on, is my opinion.

Hi,
I have a lot of friends who graduated from there. It is excellent in terms of coaching, infrastructure and also placements. So, if you do have a chance to join, please do.

Hi,A lot of colleges have a good placement record. To name a few, in my knowledge, PESIT, RVCE, BMSCE, MSRIT, BIT, DSCE, RNSIT, BNMIT, SJBIT, JSS. Also, check with a few alumni from the colleges you are looking at, to get a better firsthand information.

Well, the scenario changes every year. And, if you are applicable for a special quota then too it can have a major influence. Best would be to keep a close look on the seat allotment and see if you are okay with the branches available for your ranking. And also, if you are particular about the college, then keep course options flexible. All the very best.

Well, it definitely varies from college to college and course to course. And yes, each year could have a variation too, if not too much. Hence, the best would be to take the phone number of the college from their website, have a chat with the admissions department so you know the figure. Some may insist that you visit in person. Do it and get all the details.