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P Roy

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Dear Sairaj,
Please go through the following links , it will help you to get an idea , which all topics or subjects are covered in animation diploma with different duration, Many of the institutes have shared such details on their web site , here i'm sharing 1 as it is difficult to share all.
http://www.aquariussaims.com/diploma-in-3d-animation-course
https://ask.shiksha.com/questions/animation-visual-effects-gaming-comics-avgc
http://www.aquariussaims.com/professional-diploma-in-3d-animation-and-vfx-course

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P Roy

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Basically a degree is of 6 sem or 36 months and Diploma duration is some thing between 1 year ( 2 sem ) / 12 months to 18 months ( 3 sem ) . Normally a degree has a language subject ( extra ) which is not seen in maximum of the diploma courses , more over surely a degree is having a coverage of more subjects and topics compare to a diploma .
In maximum of the cases we suggest a degree for the candidate who are just joining a course after 12th as they have good time in hand to build a solid career, but many people come to us , who has already done some other courses and not afford to invest 3 years , in such cases we suggest for a Diplo
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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS

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Studying in UK is a good option but job prospects are less due to the work permit regulations on international students.

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