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Scholar-Level 17
Hi Kirat,
Studying in Canada will appear more challenging at Bachelor's level as the pattern in India is very different. Most universities abroad are research oriented and support self-directed learning.
To help you further, you can read the following article and decide:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada
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Scholar-Level 17
Game designing has four basic components:
Game Development (Requires Logic and Art)
Game Design (Requires Art and Skill-set of visualization)
Game Art (Need excellent visualization and Drawing Skill set as well as color concepts)
Game Testing (need logic and efforts)
If you are creative, analytical and can lead a team, you can either choose B.Sc or diploma. Take a look at the colleges here:
https://animation.shiksha.com/game-development-courses-in-india-categorypage-12-94-1-0-0-1-1-2-none-1-0
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The first choices of students are IITs and NITS. After that good colleges which have good placement are Delhi College of Engineering, Lovely Professional University, Chandigarh University, PEC Punjab, Galgotia University, VIT Vellore, SRM University, BVP Pune, College of Engineering Pune, Thapar University, IP University, Delhi, College of Technology Pantangar, MMM Gorakhpur, etc.
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