No they do not held any placement drives, which is the only bad aspect of this college rest all other things are top notch. Though few of the faculty members help students to get ready for the interview according to the industry norms.

The curriculum that they follow is pretty nice They've updated it recently in last year wherin there are good changes , they will get you industry ready really nicely The teaching method too is pretty nice The faculty is adjustable too like they are ready to mould their teaching method according to students convenience

In the final years some placements are coming for skilled students who have work experience After the degree the lowest package was around 3.5Lpa and the highest was around 10 lpa. Many production house are hiring actors assistant directors editors as well as cinematographers but the thing is no big major production house are entering colleges for placements.its easy to get placement as editor cameraman but being an actor and director one has to prove themselves and hàs to build their own portfolio as the lesson college taught us is one can only only help oneself and the college is just for degree.

There are college placement but that's are mostly not that good and if I get a placement from the college it should have to be good and there a placement cell at our college it work hard for students to get a good job

At last semester we can pursue specialization in any of the skill we learnt. Which we need for placement. Their is a seperate placement cell for us which will get us atleast one job offer at the end of degree. They offer at least 9 lakhs of package to you. My plan is to work as a 3d animator in a reputed company

Placements on campus are decent. In Event management most of the students want toh do freelancing or starting there own company or an event organisation to host multiple events. But Placements are provided by the college ranging from 3lc to 12lc per year.

the Bsc animation offer a balance curriculum that combines creative skill with technical expertise student learn both traditional animation techniques and modern digital methods like 3-D modeling VFX and game design. The programme emphasises hand-on project, industry standard tools example Maya blender after effects and opportunity to specialise in areas like character designer game animation ACADEMICS The academic environment is rigorous, with a focus on both creative development and technical proficiency the workload is manageable with plenty of practical assignments and group projects the capstone project allows student to showcase their skills and build a professional portfolio. FACULTIES Faculty members are experience professional from the animation in media industries they offer valuable real-world insights personalise mentorship and support for career development the industry connection are also provide opportunities for internship and networking

For placement u need to have 70% attendance and good academic qualification to be eligible for the interview and placements.The recent salary package of my senior was 6lpa which was quite good as a fresh start

Placements and internships are good but the main focus is you have to be creative. If you aren't creative enough in this field, then you will struggle a bit . Degrees will only help in academic purpose but the main thing is your portfolio. If you have a good portfolio then you are good to go.

Course is shit the teachers are all outdated they teach outdated stuff nothing market friendly. We have to do everything by ourselves and exams are written exams which is non sense for animation se should have jury system .