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Hariharan Kamaraj
Beginner-Level 3
If you are asking about the fee details, then:
Semester 1: Rs. 46000,
Semester 2: Rs. 29000,
Semester 3: Rs. 35000,
Semester 4: Rs. 29000,
Semester 5: Rs. 31000 and
Semester 6: Rs. 29000.
The fee pattern might vary but the overall amount would pretty much be the same. If you are asking details on what you'd learn in the course., then these are the topics that are specified in the syllabus:
Semester 1: Art and Design Studies, Internet and New Technologies, Introduction To Visual Communication.
Semester 2: Advertising, Basics Of 2D Administration, Media Effects and Cultural Studies.
Semester 3: Film Studies, Multi-media Design, News Gathering a
Semester 1: Rs. 46000,
Semester 2: Rs. 29000,
Semester 3: Rs. 35000,
Semester 4: Rs. 29000,
Semester 5: Rs. 31000 and
Semester 6: Rs. 29000.
The fee pattern might vary but the overall amount would pretty much be the same. If you are asking details on what you'd learn in the course., then these are the topics that are specified in the syllabus:
Semester 1: Art and Design Studies, Internet and New Technologies, Introduction To Visual Communication.
Semester 2: Advertising, Basics Of 2D Administration, Media Effects and Cultural Studies.
Semester 3: Film Studies, Multi-media Design, News Gathering a
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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK
Guide-Level 12
Hi Amrita,
There is no particular programme specific scholarships. Scholarships are awarded on merit basis by the universities. You can check the university website. Also, strongly consider British Council and British Chevening scholarships.
There is no particular programme specific scholarships. Scholarships are awarded on merit basis by the universities. You can check the university website. Also, strongly consider British Council and British Chevening scholarships.
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Abhishek Singh
Contributor-Level 7
You can refer to the below mentioned link:
http://ipu.ac.in/syllabus/bmcful.htm
http://ipu.ac.in/syllabus/bmcful.htm
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Ritika Pradhan
Contributor-Level 10
Following are the pros of becoming a visual communication designer:
- Highly creative field.
- Freelance opportunities available.
- Opportunity to work with new and emerging technology.
- Job growth projected with demand for animation and visual effects in video games, movies and TV.
- Highly creative field.
- Freelance opportunities available.
- Opportunity to work with new and emerging technology.
- Job growth projected with demand for animation and visual effects in video games, movies and TV.
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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
Bachelor in Visual Communication programs are open to applicants completing their 12th in Science stream, however there are few private institute options accepting candidates from any background. You must check the criteria on their websites or by visiting their branches.
Bachelor in Visual Communication programs are open to applicants completing their 12th in Science stream, however there are few private institute options accepting candidates from any background. You must check the criteria on their websites or by visiting their branches.
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Renuka RanaCommunity Manager
Guide-Level 12
You should have good drawing skills to get an edge over the course. However, you can still pursue visual communication course and learn drawing simultaneously.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
Guide-Level 14
Drawing/ creative hand is a must. Good skills of drawing signify creative mind. If you feel that your hands are bad with pencil but good with mouse, you can go ahead. Visual communication can be a better option than design, if you know your drawing skills.
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Tanushree Mitra
Guide-Level 12
Hi Anirudh,
Yes, you can pursue visual communication course in Canada. Visual communication graduates have many opportunities available across diverse sectors and obtaining a job will depend on your knowledge, skill, and experience. SAT is not mandatory and requirements vary with colleges. As an international student, you must take the TOEFL or IELTS test. Since entry requirements differ from college to college, you must check the college websites.
Yes, you can pursue visual communication course in Canada. Visual communication graduates have many opportunities available across diverse sectors and obtaining a job will depend on your knowledge, skill, and experience. SAT is not mandatory and requirements vary with colleges. As an international student, you must take the TOEFL or IELTS test. Since entry requirements differ from college to college, you must check the college websites.
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