Animation and the graphics industry is coming to take over the entertainment industry in a big way. There is a great potential but the industry is yet not developed in that way. Most animation or graphic designer course requires a pass in 10+2 with 50% or more marks. Some even require Graduates. You can get in touch with lead institutes in India to get a details of requirements.

Answered by idlemind , an ibibo Master, at 5:31 PM on February 11, 2008

The future of animation, computer effects, visual effects & special effect courses are very good. And there is many opportunity for job also self business is the good idea after the course. The eligibility criteria is 10+2 or grad for this course. and also requires science in academic level.

Answered by dont-touch , an ibibo Specialist, at 5:37 PM on February 09, 2008

There is a great future for those who are inovative,creative and are computer savy.The minimum qualification to do the course is 10+2.You can do online as well as in house course

Answered by girish , an ibibo Master, at 4:38 AM on February 09, 2008

Animation in India is used mainly for cinemas. There are many institution offers this course for plus two students, if you have creativity you can earn well and you have bright future.

Answered by Govindarajan , an ibibo Master, at 8:27 PM on February 08, 2008

There is no animation culture in India like the countries in the West. Institutes like NID, J.J. School of Arts, IDC, FTI Pune, Films Division and TASI should come together and form this. TASI is doing it but on a very small level. There is a lot of potential for the growth of animation in India. Basically there should be awareness and people should think differently. The ‘Cartoon’ image of animation from their minds should be taken out. As the countries in the west, animation is done at different levels- for children and for adults. Likewise it should be in India. There is lot of potential for original content but unfortunately the infrastructure is missing. Whereas countries like China, Korea, Japan, Phillippines, Vietnam and Indonesia have taken over India in this field. For content development, ‘Amar Chitra kathaein’ did some work but still that is not enough. They could have explore much more. Moreover children in the west read lots of comic books which is not so much practiced in India, that has to be encouraged. Thus this Animation Culture has to be practiced and developed in India

Answered by Rajesh,HR , an ibibo Specialist, at 8:00 PM on February 08, 2008