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The scope of the VFX industry is very bright in India and expected to rise further with the growth in the film industry, music industry and social media.Candidates for positions in the VFX & Animation industry may work independently, for mentors, or by founding their own businesses. After VFX & Animation training, all candidates have a tonne of opportunities in India. 

VFX is widely used in Gaming as all the games are developed with the use of animation and special visual effects. Since 2016, the VFX and animation sector has seen a twofold increase in income or revenue generation. For young applicants in India, the industry appears to be expanding while offering a wide range of potential clients.

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According to the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) report, the Indian Animation and VFX industry has witnessed a rise of over 50 percent in the past year. This figure is expected to rise further in the coming years and the Indian VFX industry will be ready to compete at the international level.

• VFX courses teach the necessary skills and information for a career in visual effects and related industries.
• VFX courses are currently in high demand in India. Additionally, anyone with the necessary abilities and credentials can easily land the greatest positions with excellent compensation packages. The entry-level salary for VFX students can be INR 4 lakh.
• Candidates can choose a VFX and Animation degree if they are interested in video games, cartoons, or animation.
• After a VFX course, one can become a Graphic Designer, Video Editor, Multimedia Programmer, Web Designer, 2D/3D Animator, 3D Modeller, VFX artist, and many more.
• The VFX studios are also witnessing a constant rise. The students, who are interested in taking forward their skills and shining their careers in this industry, can pursue professional courses offered by several Animation and VFX colleges and institutes.

The results of the Karnataka PGCET 2025 have not been officially declared yet, however the revised answer key for both the MBA and MCA has been released, after studying through the objections of students to questions within the question paper. Four marks have been awarded as grace marks for four questions while four other questions have had multiple answers accepted. The exam was held on June 22, with results expected to come some time in September 2025. Candidates should keep checking the official KEA website, using their registration number and date of birth, to access this result, when it becomes live. This result will be used for MBA and MCA eligibility for PGCET admission across Karnataka.