What is the admission process for BSc Animation and VFX at Quantum School of Media Studies and Design Quantum University?

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Tanushree Saoor | Contributor-Level 6

a year ago

To gain admission to the B.Sc Animation and VFX program at Quantum University, candidates must have completed their 10+2 education with at least 50% marks in any stream. The admission process is merit-based, requiring students to register online and pay a registration fee of ?1,000. Preference is gi

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