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Dear Swathi, The best way to pursue a career in animation is by getting a graduate degree or diploma in animation,If you have oodles of creativity, then yes, this is the right career option for you. For being a good animator you need to possess a great deal of zeal and imagination. You must be good at drawing and sketching. An understanding of human, bird and animal expressions and movement is very important part of animation as it will help you express the characters you create in the most appropriate way Furthermore, you should have good visualization skills . Patience, hard work and dedication towards your work are also a must for this job profile. Animation is a multitasking job so for that you need to work as a team, therefore, you need to have good communication skills. So if you have the above skills and a keen interest to explore this creative art, this is the best career for you.
. Animation is one demanding career options which serves both entertainment and education (e-learning) industries alike.,it provides you huge employment opportunities. for further guidance or queries feel free to ask.
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Dear Abhishek , Reliance AIMs , manipal, Zica are some of the good institues for animation . but basically the quality of education differs from centre to centre. These days as per my knowledge Reliance AIMs , krishnanagar Bangalore is one of the best. Collect more information about the institute. Check their website. See the students work samples. Check out the placement record. Check the infrastructure. Finally visit the institute personally or incase if the institute is not in your city ask your friend or relative if anyone in that city to visit the institute and speak to the current students and decide . Hope this will help you choosing the right institute. If yoj need further updates. Please feel free to ask. Thanks.

Hi Rohan,
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies
Eligibility Criteria Exam Pathway :
1) Exam Pathway (up to 80% Seat distribution):
(1) Minimum 60% marks at Higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th)
(2) Minimum 60% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics at Senior Secondary level(12th)
Admission Criteria:
1) Exam Pathway -
UPES Engineering Aptitude Test (UPESEAT) followed
by Centralized Counseling through UPESEAT Merit rank
Eligibility Criteria:
2) Non-Exam Pathway (up to 20% Seat distribution) -
1) Board Merit -
(a) Minimum 80% marks at Higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th)
(b) Minimum 80% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics at Senior Secondary level(12th)
Admission Criteria:Board Merit Centralized Counseling through UPES Board Merit rank
Eligibility Criteria:
2) JEE Main Scores -
(a) Minimum 60% marks at Higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th)
(b) Minimum 60% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics at Senior Secondary level(12th)
(c) JEE Main Score (cut-off score to be announced after declaration of JEE Main 2014 results)
Admission Criteria:JEE Main Merit -Centralized Counseling through UPES JEE Main Merit rank
For the more details kindly visit this link mentioned below:
http://www.upes.ac.in/admission-criteria
or contactToll Free No:1800-102-8737
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Hi Charmi,
Yes, mathematical based questions asked but they are direct formula based so no need to worry about that.
> In medical entrance examinations most of the questions are found to be direct formula based generally, the students are found to be having the phobia of Physics but it is a very fundamental subject and if you are good enough in this subject then definitely it will give you an edge over the others.
> Mechanics & Electrodynamics are the backbone of Physics in any of the entrance examination. So give maximum time to these two units.
> Optics, Modern Physics, Heat & thermodynamics oscillation and waves are relatively easier topics and question already asked from these topics are more formula or direct theory based with little bit concept. So, moderate efforts in these topics will give you a better output.
> As the exam is being conducted by CBSE therefore, thorough reading of NCERT is a must. The content of NCERT books should be read completely and figures given should be understood minutely. Students must solve the exercises given in the NCERT.You should be able to create questions on your own from the NECRT books. That will judge the level of understanding you have about the topic. Try to read between the lines.
> Chemistry is said to be most scoring subject as a good percentage is devoted to Organic and Inorganic portions where no calculations are required and paper can be covered fast providing sufficient time to physical portion.Expertise on these portions is attained only by solving a large number of standard problems and marking of those where difficulties are encountered.
>Find quicker methods for chapters like Stoichiometry which may be outwitting your competitors. Coordination compounds have become increasingly important while qualitative testing of inorganic and organic compounds has never lost its importance in these competitions. So, how so ever difficult it may appear, the attitude of never giving up pays at the end.
For more details about the preparation strategy kindly visit the link mentioned below:
Physics:
https://www.shiksha.com/aipmt-2014-physics-preparation-tips-article-7234-1
Chemistry:
https://www.shiksha.com/aipmt-2014-chemistry-preparation-tips-article-7209-1
Biology:
https://www.shiksha.com/aipmt-2014-biology-preparation-tips-article-7194-1
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