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P Roy

Guide-Level 12

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 centers and branches and fortunately/unfortunately all does not perform the same . Some centers are doing great
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P Roy

Guide-Level 12

It would be really helpful if you could have completed your 12th , Still give a try simultaneously if you have an option . Basically game development needed combination of 2 different skills like coding and programming knowledge and design knowledge with good grip on 3D modeling / texturing and lighting , map generation and baking .
Hence you must learn the basic coding and programming languages also must join some pre production course to learn the design principals and sketching & some 3D course to at least learn the CG asset creation part covering 3D modeling / texturing and lighting , map generation and baking.
This will help you t
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P Roy

Guide-Level 12

Yes its a good career . Its a domain which involves the programming and coding skill in combination with design and 3D CG asset creation knowledge . More over maximum of the companies prefer to hire a person who has a lot of exposure to games , so basically you must have played a lot of games and must have passion for it.
I;m not sure what is your academic background , but what is needed is programming and coding knowledge + design & 3D software knowledge , preferably in softwares like Maya/ Max / z-bruch / mu box etc.

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P Roy

Guide-Level 12

Both has very good scope but they are different . You need to decide on it.

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kunal dasmaster

Guide-Level 11

yup very valuable course.bt need must master degree

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wasim Attar

Contributor-Level 9

Yes why not but there are also others aspect to game development.

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P Roy

Guide-Level 12

After 12th you must continue with your graduation , now here , there are few option . Game designing and development is a combination of technical ( programming ) and creativity ( designing ) skill . So after 12th either you can join a full time programming course ( graduation ) simultaneously join some mid duration animation and gaming course or you can join a long term animation and gaming course & complete a graduation on line ( distance course , but must be UGC approved )

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P Roy

Guide-Level 12

Dear Sahil, for a successful career and growth in gaming industry , its good at-least you can complete your 12th . Till than simultaneously you can join some 3D course winch will give you familiarity with the terms used by the industry .

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P Roy

Guide-Level 12

I'm little confuse about " Back stage pass " do you mean to say , you have back log ! If yes , with back log also you can join animation diploma ( certification course ) , it does not matter if you are from English medium or any other medium ! If your communication skill is up to the mark then you can complete a course comfortably .

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