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Hi,
3D animators create a plethora of animations, which may turn into major motion pictures, popular video games, or shorter animations for television or film. Many 3D animators create special effects for the film industry. A 3D animator can specialize in creating various types of animated images such as humans, objects, or focus on the background and landscapes of an animation.
In India, animation courses are available in three formats-
Bachelor's degree courses
Diploma courses
Certificate courses
Let us check out each course format and find important details about them-
1 Bachelor's degree courses:
BA in Animation and Multimedia
B.Sc. in Animation and Multimedia
Bachelor of Visual Arts (Animation)
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Animation, Graphics and Web Design
BA in Animation and CG Arts
BA in Animation and Graphic Design
BA in Digital Filmmaking and Animation
B.Sc. in Animation and VFX
B.Sc. in Animation and Gaming
It is evident from the list that Bachelor's degree courses are BA, BFA, BVA and B.Sc. courses covering various aspects of animation and digital art. These courses chiefly cover topics like- animation, digital filmmaking, visual effects (VFX), 2D and 3D animation.
Duration: Bachelor's degree programs are UG degree courses. The course duration is 3 years.
Eligibility: Students who have cleared 10+2 (any stream- science, commerce or arts) from a recognized board are eligible to pursue this course. Minimum marks criteria may exist in case of some institutes (around 50% marks).

Hi Shubam,
MAT percentile information as follows:
Percentile is a way of giving scores popularly used for most of the MBA entrance exams. In statistics, a percentile (or centile) is the value of a variable below, which a certain percent of observations fall. For example, the 20th percentile is the value (or score) below which 20 percent of the observations may be found.
If your percentile is let's say, 80%, it means, 80% of the total number of candidates have scored less than you. Or you are above 80% of the candidates for that particular score. For MAT, a total score of (marks not percentile) 600 and above is good enough to get admission into a good B-school.
All the best.

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