Good institute for Animation in Pune

I completed my B.Sc Multimedia Animation & Graphics from Srajan Institute of Gaming Multimedia and Animation. I learnt a wide variety of techniques and skills here from the faculties which turned out to be quite useful to me and the facilities provided here helped me practice and learn things better. My overall experience at college was very good.

The course curriculum is quite good and most of the focus of the course is on grooming the practical aspects of a student. Different techniques and methodologies were included in the course and taught to us, which were quite useful and essential in the field.

The college has a good placement record, most of the students are placed at good organisations, some are working for different government campaigns and some are working or building their own startups.

The fee is quite feasible, the fee for my B.Sc Multimedia Animation and Graphics was 2.7lakhs for whole course duration of 3years. I found the fee to be good for the quality education and facilities provided at the college.

The college has well-equipped labs with good GPUs, to help students practice the best way possible without being limited by the system specifications they work on. A dedicated system is allotted to each student at the campus, recording their individual progress. The college library is also quite good and has a wide variety of books equipped.

The admission to the college is based on 12th aggregate. Also, the admission is on a first come first serve basis. I got admission here to pursue my career in animation. I took admission in B.Sc Multimedia Animation & Graphics, to make a career in the field of animation and graphic designing.

The faculty of the college is quite good. The faculties always focused on delivering the best education to us and were quite friendly. The teachers were quite skilled and pretty much experienced in this field which helped us alot in our course duration as the teachers easily cleared our queries and doubts as much possible. The course followed a semester-based approach, so the exams were held at end of each semester.