Which course has better scope, VFX or CS?

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Asked by Sakshi Sharma
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Dharamveer Dheer
6 years ago
If we SEE the main field of study, then it looks like CSE is the wider term. The VFX has its own niche these days. After the movies like Chaar sahibzaade and Bahubali, VFX has made a big splash. At present there are about 300 VFX studios in country expanding every moment, India being a less expensiv

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Ashish Sharma
6 years ago
Hi Sakshi, It is totally based on your own interest whether you would like to proceed with your career in VFX on CS. I just want to say that whatever you do from where we do just think it twice thrice at least you must not regret after few years that you have chosen a wrong career. One name is comin

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6 years ago
Dear Sakshi, Well both the courses are better, Personally I will suggest you to go for CS. As the world is shrinking and is becoming more and more digital, the scope for Computer Science is on a rise. You must have heard people from other specializations (Mechanical, Civil, Electronics, etc. ). Work

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Khushal Arora
6 years ago
Hello! Both the fields are completely way apart and have their own importance. It's like Air and water, as we can't decide which is more beneficial, in the same way VFX and CS both are booming career these days, but you should go along with the option that gets aligned with your interest. The most

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6 years ago
That depends on your interest that which programme will lead you to a bright future, as both these programmes are trending. I have been in LPU so I can vouch on their practices that they are implementing and I have witnessed their effort for students. LPU is a well renowned university, providing qua

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