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Both are equally good institutes located in Bangalore. Garden City is better-ranked college than Aimfill International. ROI for former is good. Both the colleges have the advantage of the location as they are located in the metro city and have a good network of branded hotels in and around. In Garden City, placement assistance is there, well-established placement cell with very impressive placement record with all leading companies. It follows a systematic approach to grooming the students to appear in campus interviews and assists all students and graduates in the college in their pursuit of employment and career advancement in education and related professions. It also follows department specific placement pattern.
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Video editing is the process of choosing the best raw footage for a movie. This includes removing unusable footage and combining together to convert it into the best possible sequence. And, Sound editing is another important part of video editing. A video and sound editor is the professional responsible for editing the raw footage shot during the making of a movie. They need to make it very attractive and error free in such a way to satisfy their clients or the audience.
Generally, any person with a post graduate degree is preferred more than a person with a Bachelor's degree. Though, you can get more jobs with a decent salary after a UG, if you do a Master's program, then it may increase your chances of getting a job as well as your pay scale.
There are many higher studies options available after a UG in sound and video editing.
So, I would say that you can option for higher studies after completing sound and video editing.

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Tour managers, sometimes known as tour directors, organise and accompany groups of holidaymakers on tours to a variety of the UK and overseas locations. They are responsible for ensuring travel arrangements run as smoothly as possible and provide holidaymakers with practical support throughout their trip.
An in-depth knowledge of a particular area or region is essential and tour managers may act as tour guides during the tour. On overseas tours, they use their language skills and knowledge, for example of the culture or history of an area, to ensure the tour goes smoothly and that holidaymakers enjoy themselves.
Responsibilities
As a tour manager, you'll need to:
accompany groups travelling by coach, or in some cases, this may be by car, boat, train or plane welcome groups of holidaymakers at their starting point and announce the details of travel arrangements and stop-over points
check tickets and other relevant documents, seat allocations and any special requirements like help with passport and immigration issues. They assist holidaymakers with check-in and settle them into their accommodation.
Communicate a range of information on itineraries, destinations & culture.
Inform passengers of arrival and departure times at each destination on the itinerary and ensure that all members of the group are back on the coach before departing from each stop.
Develop an area of knowledge.
Use professional knowledge to answer questions from holidaymakers and to fulfil their expectations of the tour.
Make sure all travel arrangements run according to plan and that accommodation, meals and service are satisfactory.
Organise entry to attractions and transport, such as car hire.
Ensure that the tour is going on smoothly for individual members of the group.
Respond to questions and offer help with any problems that arise, ranging from simple matters, such as directing a member of the group to the nearest chemist, to more serious issues, such as tracing lost baggage.
Deal with emergencies, such as helping a holidaymaker who is ill or those needing to contact family members urgently.
Make contact in advance with places to stay or visit & check details and arrangements.
Salary
Starting salary for tour managers in full-time employment typically range from INR 15,000 to 20,000 plus board and lodging when on tour.
Experienced tour managers can expect to earn between 25K and 30K.
Salaries for those at senior level or with extensive experience can be in excess of 30K.

Both are equally good institutes. Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management is better-ranked college than Bangalore University. ROI for both the institute is equally good. IITTM has campuses in other parts of India like Goa, Noida, Nellore and Bhubaneshwar. Bangalore University has a slight advantage of the location as it is located in the metro city and has a good network of branded hotels in and around and better facilities like Wi-Fi Campus, Sports Complex, Gym, Labs, Music Room, Dance Room, Design Studio (Recreational activities facilities are also available). For IITTM 1 year course is the best option. Course curriculum for both the institutes is aligned to industry standard.
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If your foundation in 2D/3D animation is good it is better to look for a job or freelance for a while because one learns more while on the job than while studying. You will have to be wise to choose where to work and how much you will earn because there are employers who cheat freshers and pay them as low as 5 thousand per month. But if you are living with your parents and do not have to worry about your expenses then its ok with such a low pay because experience is more important. For your next job you may ask for a higher salary(minimum 15 thousand rupees per month). You can also freelance for a while. There are numerous websites that you can use to get freelance projects. However you must proceed with caution there as well. Use only reputable websites.
If at all you feel your animation basics are not strong enough and you are thirsty to learn more you can option for higher studies.

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Web design is the process of creating websites. It encompasses several different aspects, including webpage layout, content production, and graphic design. You need to have a strong knowledge over HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, PHP, C+, ASP, PERL, etc. , so that you can get a good job. After successful completion of this course, one can work as website developer, software developer, software engineer, web application developer etc. As this field is more work and skill oriented, it is necessary to have work experience. Only then, you can get a good knowledge in the field of web design. And, hands on training is very essential when it comes for jobs in reputed companies. Though, you need to do higher studies, you need to have a certain amount of work experience and so it would land you in a good job with a good salary as well.

Graphic design in simple terms can be defined as the art or skill of combining text and pictures in advertisements, magazines, or books. The designers create visual concepts, using computer software or by hand, to communicate ideas that inspire, inform, and captivate consumers. They develop the overall layout and production design for various applications such as advertisements, brochures, magazines, and corporate reports.
Since this is a very skilled job, you can have a better career prospects only if you have had a good experience. So, it is necessary to take up a job once you complete a course in web designing. You may work for 2-3 years and once you gain sufficient knowledge and experience, you can then go for a Master's degree which would increase your chances of getting a good job as well as with a good salary. It is necessary to improve your skills a lot as this is a field where more creative and highly skilled people are in demand.

Hello Avinash,
The Institute is an exclusive graduate school that offers programs that lead to post-graduate degrees. The graduate study programs offered lead to
(a) Course-based outcomes, namely the integrated Master of Technology (Integrated M.Tech.), and the Master of Technology (M.Tech.) in Information Technology and Electronic Systems Design.
(b) Research outcomes, namely, the Master of Science by Research/ Master of Science (Research) and Digital Society and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D).
These programs offer training that is comparable to the best anywhere and cater to different needs. The course-based degree programs are full-time resident programs that offer the students a comprehensive learning in an area of specialization. The research degree programs, which may be undertaken as a full-time or a part-time registration, train the students to undertake quality research work in a specific research domain.
The course-based degree programs have a fixed timeline whereas the research degree programs are student-paced. Working professionals employed as research scientists/engineers at the reputed organization or government agencies are encouraged to pursue part-time research degree programs.
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Game designers obviously focus on designing games. This is quite different in terms of the work vs. animators who usually work on movies or commercials. Whether it be game design or animation, there are many specific skills to learn and to concentrate in. You have the modeling of the characters (which is akin to digital sculpture), character animation, which requires good fine art skills and drawing of faces, environmental design, which is essentially designing the background for the characters, texturing (for skin and fur), lighting, rigging (to get the character to move correctly) and more.
I guess the bottom line is that:
1. You need to decide whether you want the programming side or the design side.
2. If design, majoring in either game design or animation would probably be just as good for developing the above-mentioned design skills. However, if you want character animation or environmental design, it is crucial that you develop your drawing and illustration skills particularly of characters. Other aspects of animation don't need this as much.
3Ds Max
3Ds Max offers better interoperability with other Autodesk products.
Many prefer 3Ds Max for materials and rendering due to the ease of materials setup.
Getting the most out of 3Ds Max can require some scripting using MaxScript.

Visual communication field is focused on communicating with clients and customers through any visual means available. That means, students will learn graphic design, illustration, animation, photography, and even the modification, or airbrushing, of photographs to better illustrate a given point. These skills are considered broad and comprehensive, and they prepare graduates to enter a number of exciting fields within the communications industry. Available career paths include graphic design, professional photography or retouching, illustration and professional animation, advertising, website design, and visual marketing departments.
Students in a visual communication program are generally either encouraged or required to choose an area of concentration, which can help them target their skills more broadly. Concentrations do include graphic design, but also include digital animation, professional digital photography, animation, computer illustration, mixed visual media, and advertising.
Graphic Design: A narrow focus for highly specialized skills.
The key thing to remember about graphic design, especially when compared to visual communication, is that it's a narrow, highly specialized field that focuses only on the creation of key graphics for a broader advertising campaign, website, or print materials. Graphic designers do not come with the broad set of skills that covers everything from animation to photography, nor do they produce a completely finished, visual product for clients. Instead, they focus on creating key graphical elements that fit within a broader visual communication process.
As a result, graphic designers typically learn a larger number of key computer applications. They learn how to put their graphics onto websites, print media, digital and print ads, and broader marketing efforts. They also learn the intricacies of colour selection, communications team collaboration, and new file formats that make images smaller in file size and more portable overall. These skills will scale well as graphic design standards and best practices change over time, and will set up graphic design graduates as key, expert advisers to visual communicators without a specialized skill set in this particular field.

Both the departments or streams are different and one should only go to either of them with the personal interests and liking. But if you go for a hotel management college like any IHM, you will be able to work in either of the two departments as IHM allows to you study both the streams, travel and tourism and also food production. So, once you study both the things, you will have a clear idea of what to do and what not to as you will definitely grow interest in either of these two. Culinary arts is all about preparing and innovating dishes and serving to the guests or the customers who will come to dine in at the restaurant. Wherein, travel and tourism is a different sector altogether. Culinary arts is more practical and practical knowledge. Majorly, it depends upon the interest of the individual.

Everything is good in itself, but you have to know what you want to do. Some people like to do sound and video works and some like to do web design and development. But you will get success only when you are having interest in that, so first observe yourself and the field. Find yourself ask questions to yourself what you want, your like and dislikes, your passion and quality of your work is good in which field. When you will try to find yourself, you will get success or else if you are wasting your time finding others and their mistakes, you will get negativity and depression. This all applied when you like to work for yourself not for money. But when you come to the point of money, you have to check which option is having a good pay scale and is having more requirements in the field. So, according to me sound and video editing option is better, because in the industry you will find hundreds of companies for web design and development and thousands of employees in this field but in the field of sound and editing, situation is different. There are less number of people for sound and video editing.

There are no set requirements to become a holiday rep but many tour operators are looking for decent grades and experience working in customer care. You also need to be 18 plus (sometimes this can be 21 and over).
A qualification in the industry (such as a B.Tech/Diploma in Travel and Tourism is preferred).
A working knowledge of one or more foreign languages
and administrative experience.
Bags of common sense, motivation, and initiative plus the natural ability to relate to the customers.
Newcomers will earn about 10-15K/month to 30K/month while more experienced reps can earn up to 60K/month. But there are plenty of bonuses including:
Free accommodation
Reduced or free meals at the hotel
Free flights to and from your location
Reduced holiday costs from the tour operator
They get chance to work in some of the worlds most stunning locations, where sunny skies, blue seas and a bright outlook come as standard.

To become a housekeeper, you must have a degree or Diploma in Hotel Management, a degree is always preferred over a Diploma.
To get a degree in hotel management, you need to do hotel management course from a recognised university. Top IHMs always remain the first choice among students.
You can't directly become a housekeeper, in order to become a housekeeper you need to gain experience and climb up the ladder.
In the 3rd year of hotel management course, you can sit for the campus placements for housekeeping department. Most of the reputed companies like Taj, Oberoi, Hyatt, Hilton, Marriott, etc., hire fresh graduates for their management trainee and operations trainee program. Once you clear the programs you can become assistant manager and supervisor respectively.
And now from here you can climb up the ladder and become an executive housekeeper one day.
The executive housekeeper in a 5 Star hotel earns around 1.2 to 2 lakhs depending upon the property.
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To become a general manager in a 5 Star hotel, you need to first pursue hotel management Course from a recognised university.
Once you complete hotel management, you can sit for campus placements. Most of the reputed hospitality companies such as Taj, Oberoi, Hilton, Marriott, ITC, Accor, IHG, Park, etc., hire fresh graduates for their management trainee program. Once a candidate clears the management trainee program, the hotel provides a 1.5 to 2 years of On the Job training to the candidates. A management trainee program is intended to prepare the candidates to become future leaders in the industry, it is a very intense program which includes assignments, tests along with the job.
After completing the management Trainee program the candidate joins as an assistant manager in the chosen department. A management trainee is always given preference in promotion and as the candidate gains more experience he gets promoted to senior positions.
After completing the college, if you join as a management trainee, you can become a general manager in 10-15 years depending upon the property.
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