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The simple answer is that how much Hard work you are doing in your studies and how much Dedicated you are and Being alumni of LPU, I must say, Lovely Professional University is always concerned about all round development of the students. LPU provide placement opportunity to all the students, it does not discriminate the student based on their marks. You need to give a test in order to join PEP classes. Students just need to select their pathway elective subjects to continue with their placement related trainings. Accordingly students are provided with PEP (Professional Enhancement programme) classes from the very first semester with which students all round development like Soft Skill, Interpersonal Skill, Combination Skill etc. LPU possess dedicated 3 Nos. Of Centre of Professional Enhancement Cells consists of highly qualified & Industry Trained professional / career trainer. These cells used to work round the clock to develop students industry proficiency skills to make them Industry Ready from day 1. Curriculum & pedagogy subjects are developed accordingly. It's having dedicated Division of Career Services which do work round the clock for the placement of the students. LPU is having tie ups with multiple foreign Universities which provides excellent International exposure under students exchange programme during their studies which in turn definitely helps the students in grabbing multiple job opportunities at the end of their studies.

Yes, you can definitely enroll in an animation and multimedia programme after completing 10+2. And since there is a wide range of options that provide such programs, you must carry out a thorough research and pick only the best colleges offering quality animation degree courses. And since pursuing a graduation course in animation will help you get comprehensive knowledge of multimedia and animation, you will soon be able to kick start your career in areas like 3D Visualization and Animation and specialize in visual effects for movies and television, 3d modeling, character animation, character rigging, texturing & lighting, and compositing.

How to successfully crack the SSC CHSL exam?
Plan your preparation 3-4 months ahead: When it comes to preparing for the SSC CHSL competitive exam, it is always good to start early. Keep at least 3-4 months' time in hand and chart out a study plan. Allocate time for each of the sections – General Intelligence, English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, and General Awareness, and cover all the critical concepts and topics. Most important is to be regular in your studies, no matter what never give yourself lame excuses why you can't study. Just make it a point to study every single day with focus.
General Intelligence – How to prepare?
1)Have conceptual clarity whether it be verbal or non-verbal – Syllogism, Analogy, Social Intelligence, Word Building, Classifications and more
2)Understand all the components of diagram, take note of positions, size and directions
3)Analyze all the previous question papers and understand question patterns
4)Practice is a must-do activity on every single day
English Language – How to prepare?
1)Know the grammar rules and its usages
2)Understand all grammar topics clearly such as sentence completion, antonyms, synonyms, idioms & phrases and more
3)Practice grammar exercises for all the topics and analyze your answers to spot your mistake areas
4)Read newspapers, magazine
5)Work on your comprehension skills by solving sample questions and try to understand what the author is trying to say and the theme of a written passage 6)Know to spot spell errors and how to form sentences correctly
Quantitative Aptitude – How to prepare?
1)This section requires you to know a lot of mathematical short cut methods 2)Quantitative section tends to take more time to solve the questions. So save more time in other sections to keep more time for the quant section
3)Practicing is key to score well in this section
4)Get complete clarity on fundamental mathematical concepts.
General Awareness – How to prepare?
1)Pay attention to national and international news, for the last 7-8 months before the exam
2)Read newspapers, magazines and Competitive Success Review (CSR)
3)Cover important topics in finance, politics, economy, and more
BEST OF LUCK!