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Hello Giridhar,
There will be hundreds of colleges in every state. These are not ranked nationally. Hence it's practically impossible to say which college is better than other. I would advise you to seek admission in a better known college in your city.

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As this is not so popular career stream in India like engineering, medical or MBA where competition is huge and jobs are less, B.Sc in psychology has a huge scope and has the potential for growth opportunities. So, click on the above link to get a list of colleges in India providing B.Sc in psychology.

Hi Swastik,
In my opinion, you should go for a course in BJMC (Bachelors in journalism and mass communication) as you learn wide variety of subjects in this course. You learn a bit about image and video making, editing as well from which you can begin to brush up your skills of getting better at animation as well. With a degree in BJMC, you will have job opportunities open in lot many fields. Hence, I'd suggest you to go for cinema industry than VFX.
All the best.

Minimum 60 percentage aggregate is required to be eligible for admission in VIT.

You 'can' go for bifocal science with computer science as a subject. You can work with both hardware and software (programming).

Hi,
You cannot apply for a visa without the admission offer from an university. If you haven't applied already, check for university specific requirements on university websites. Getting into a top university will be difficult basis your academic profile however options like James Cook, La Trobe etc will be available.

Hi,
You may, yes. Different universities have different requirements, you can check the entry requirements on college websites and apply accordingly. You must also take the IELTS or TOEFL to meet the English language requirements.