Which course has better career prosects: B.Tech or Animation?

Hi Kshiteej, It was a pleasure meeting you in person a few days back and now to answer your question. Well, if you may compare Arena with IIT then of course IIT would be better if you're of that calibre. However, if your question is to compare the ordinary engineering colleges that abound in every town, animation would give you a head start in career since today most of the btech passouts come out of these colleges without jobs. Wish you the best for your career. Remember, your Career is a resultant of your knowledge combined with your passion and expression ability. If you like this answer you may select it as best answer or press like

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Certainly, B Tech is and engineering degree. Arena Multimedia offers some courses in animation and multimedia and may be considered certificate programmes. They can be considered add on and add to your existing skill sets. I heard they offer some University B Sc courses in animation too. There is a lot of scope in creative careers. With the right skills & knowledge, you can get ready for a job in India or any other country. With animation courses, you will learn: 2D & 3D animation and VFX - from pre-production, production, to post-productionPractical application of the best tools & softwareCreation of multimedia content for newspapers, TV, websites and logosWeb designing & web scriptingTechniques of digital graphics & image editing for audiovisual and print mediaActing & voicing for animationScript writing for animationGame development - from visual storytelling to game level designE-learning & interface designLatest trends & techniques of the industry, from industry professionals. Animation courses are specialised streams and offer scope with in the limited industry segment. Self employment opportunities do exist. But B Tech courses are degree courses and offer more alternatives and opportunities for industrial and related placements.

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