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Many universities provide a bachelor's degree in law through correspondence course. Candidates, who are willing to do their graduation through distance education need to choose a university of their choice and can join the nearest study centre. A profession in the field of law brings in reputation and dignity and this attracts many candidates towards this field. Lawyers also have lot of job opportunities and the pay they get is also good.
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Yes , probably this is one of the possible best career option for you . Animation is an industry , where only academic output is not considered as key skill or a filter to judge a candidate.
Though it is known as Animation industry but the whole pipeline is containing a number of domains that starts with 2D , sketching, then it has domains like 3D modeling, texturing , rigging, animation, lighting, vfx ( 2D & 3D ) & rendering , compositing & editing .
It involves people with different skill set like drawing, acting, mimicry, photography, coloring and many more . It promises same life style and professional growth for the people in its all diff domains.

Dear Saurabh
Animation industry in India is expected to grow at a pace faster than even the IT industry's!
Animation as a career option is a field where you can use your creative juices. Fulfill your dream of "enjoy-as-you-work", feel satisfied at the end of your day and get accolades from your clients. There are more than 600 animation studios in India as of 2019, which are estimated to have employed more than 45,000 animation professionals. As per the FICCI KPMG reports, the industry is growing at CAGR of 22 per cent, followed by post-production at 15 per cent, animation production at 9 per cent and animation services at 1 per cent. Chaar Sahibzaade is a 2014 Punjabi language is considered as the watershed moment for this industry. The movie cost was Rs.20 crores and it earned Rs.70 crores globally!
This opened the floodgates of investments in VFX studios all across the country. We can SEE that the animation, VFX, gaming and comics (AVGC) sector of India is only set to grow further. As of now, 40,000 (8%) people out of 5 Lacs people in the media and entertainment sector are employed in the animation, VFX and gaming side. This figure is expected to rise to 90,000 by year 2021 and 4.4 Lacs by 2025. Work opportunities for quality animators and related professionals like graphic designer, character designers, multimedia developer, 3D modelers, and game developer, key frame animators, layout artists etc. Exists in following sectors at large:
Film & Television
Advertising
E-learning
Online and Print News Media
Video Gaming
Cartoon production
Theater
These are just a few examples only. Opportunities exists both with government as well as private sector enterprises. Animation itself is an industry, and as industry its on boom. An animator and multimedia professional can also work as freelancer or start his / her own enterprise given he / she has entrepreneurial skills and funds for investments. Animators work in various capacities. But as you can SEE that the field is growing at incredible rate, and technologies keep on changing by every day. The institution must be equipped with all the high end software, hardware and machinery which is important. Not only this, since the field is creativity intensive, the ambiance, the culture and whole pedagogy must be such that creativity of students is used optimally You must find a reputed institution like LPU for pursuing such programme. Hope the helps
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To pursue an MBA, you need to qualify for entrance exams such as CAT MAT XAT NMAT SNAP etc. The Common Admission Test CAT is one of the most popular and competitive MBA entrance exams in India. However, it is not necessarily the easiest exam to qualify for. The level of difficulty of these exams can vary depending on various factors like the exam pattern, syllabus, and individual strengths and weaknesses. However, all of these exams require a certain level of proficiency in quantitative reasoning, which includes mathematics. Since you mentioned that you only know 10th level math, you may find the quantitative section of these exams challenging. However, you can start by brushing up on your basic math skills and gradually building your proficiency through practice and coaching. It is important to note that the "the easiest" exam to qualify for may not necessarily be the best choice for you in terms of admission to a good MBA programme. It is recommended that you research the admission criteria and cut-off scores of the MBA programs you are interested in and choose the entrance exam that aligns with those requirements.