IIT

IT industry is in the process of slow decline. The majority of Indian IT companies business is from North American companies. With outcry against outsourcing in the USA and visa restrictions, jobs have started outflowing back to the USA. Some of the western countries have also started following the USA. It is now expected that new job generation in IT industry will reduce. Further, industry is moving towards automation. The major job losses are because of professional lack new skills and their non-willingness to change. Students who have a good hold on new technologies and are ready to continuously upgrade their technical skills have a great future. If you willing to continuously learn and upgrade yourself, IT is right industry for you.

Dear Ankit,
IIT is a brand name and anything you learn from an IIT has its own scope. However, it is not a must to go to an IIT to learn game design. As you can see people are learning game design even from the internet. But, procuring a degree from a design college is a good idea as it adds value and gives you a complete idea of the practical challenges you might face once you start designing the game, market culture, challenges and trends of the industry etc. A real life hands on experience in a well-established studio and thorough coaching from the professionals is always a plus point.
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