Which course should I pursue in the animation field after completing class 10th?

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It is strictly advisable to complete +2 and then take up animation as a full-time degree course.

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Students who have completed their class 10th are only eligible to pursue some Diploma and Certificate courses. Bachelor's degree, as well as some Professional Diplomas, can only be pursued by students who have completed their 10+2 Animation Courses after class 10 in India There are Certificate Diplo

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