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For making a career in animation, you need to have:
1. An inclination for art and technical stuff.
2. Being more observant, patient, practice more.
3. Pursuing a course from a well-known institute.
4. Choose a course which starts from basics and takes you to the advanced level.
5. Learn from a good and experienced mentor. Stay connected with the industry guys.
In order to choose a course or an institute talk to the faculty members and current students.
Check the placement records. Take a counselling session from an experienced advisor.

Last year, fee was around Rs 1,30,000 per year but is likely to be revised this year.

Both, B.Tech IT and CSE are equally good for career as a software developer. If you want to work as system developer then CSE is a better option. If you want to be an apps developer B.Tech IT is a better option.

IIFT has its own entrance exam. For details about relevant dates, fees etc. please use this link :-
http://tedu.iift.ac.in/iift/mba-ib.php

You need to score high in CET for securing admission in JBIMS, the past background will not impact the admissions but can have a impact on the placements shortlisting.

The approximate fee for each year is around 65,000 and a total fee equivalent to 2,60,000.

Most of the B.Tech students go for MBA so you just need to have 50% in undergraduate and then take entrances like CAT, MAT, XAT, etc. The cost of PGDM or MBA ranges between 15 - 30 lakhs in India and abroad it might go up to 70 lakhs.

Hi,
All the streams have their own set of benefits and challenges. What matters is which one suits your interests and career goals. You can pursue MBA/PGDM in HR, marketing, finance, operations, IT/Systems, etc. based on your preferences.
https://www.shiksha.com/top-10-mba-specializations-in-2012-article-5284-1
Kindly, visit this link for further insights, it may help you.

Follow the official website below for all the details:
http://ieee.daiict.ac.in/ieee2017/

Dear John, Greeting from AIMS Institutes! AIMS is one of the premier Best B-School in India, has Platinum ranking in AICTE-CII Survey & No. 1 Private B-School in Karnataka as per all the leading Survey considering parameters like faculty, placements, etc. We provide placement assistance for all the students ,as we have tie up with 97 companies till date & we have the highest package of Rs 17 lakhs, an average of Rs 5.5 - Rs 7.5 lakhs. We also suggest you to log in to : https://theaims.ac.in/aims-corporate.html

National Law College requires CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) to passed by students before admission.

https://www.shiksha.com/bba/articles/integrated-mba-programmes-in-india-blogId-15044
Go through the above link. You will get all the details of the good colleges having integrated MBA programme. Choose the college according to your city preference and also checking out the fees and placement record of the colleges.

Hi Sishin,
The number of semesters/trimesters varies from college to college, there is no fixed norm about it. Yes, it's easy to pass from PES, provided you study well and hard. There are a total of 240 seats reserved for its FT MBA program. Please visit this link for more details:
http://pes.edu/programs-3/mba/
Hope it helps.

If you are looking for doing PGDM, then I will say this college is one of the best college in Delhi NCR. It offers various domains such as marketing, human resource, finance & supply chain management. The faculties present here are qualified and has huge corporate as well as teaching experience.

When you talk of Executive MBA you generally find candidates sponsored from their own organisations or the ones who are in a position to take a break and do this MBA course. With Executive MBA course, the chances of getting promoted in your earlier / existing organisation is good but getting another job soon after it is not a surety at least at a higher level of hierarchy and salary.

Civil engineering is a good core branch of with good career opportunities. You are eligible to seek admission in civil engineering after 10+2 with PCM subjects. You can join Diploma in civil engineering after 10th standard.

Hello Saurabh,
You have asked an existential question. Answer unfortunately is straight forward no. Other institutions which take score from JEE Mains do accept lower scores, but these too have already been announced. You definitely need to score 75% or more in your boards to get into IITs.

Hi,
MBA is advisable over to PGDM considering the fact that, MBA is degree offered by university and accepted globally, which isn't the case with PGDM unless the college is having AIU certification of equalization with MBA.

You are advised to do EMBA from ISB, Hyderabad or Mohali. ISB, Hyderabad is India's best B-school fvor EMBA. Admission is on the basis of GMAT score.