PU B.Sc (Animation & VFX) FAQs
Ques. Is there any entrance exam required for admission to B.Sc Animation & VFX at Poornima University?
Ans. No, Poornima University does not require any entrance exam for admission to the B.Sc Animation & VFX programme. Admission is offered directly on the basis of 10+2 marks from any stream (Arts, Science, or Commerce). Students simply need to apply online, pay the registration fee of Rs. 1,500, and submit their 10+2 documents. The scholarship amount is determined based on the aggregate percentage in 10+2 at the time of admission itself, so applying early with good marks is beneficial.
Ques. What software and tools are taught in the B.Sc Animation & VFX programme at Poornima University?
Ans. The curriculum covers the complete animation and VFX production pipeline. Students are trained on industry-standard tools including Autodesk Maya for 3D modelling and animation, Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro for compositing and editing, Nuke for VFX compositing, ZBrush for sculpting, and other tools relevant to game design and motion graphics. The programme also includes storyboarding, concept art, and character design as part of the creative foundation.
Ques. What are the career options after completing B.Sc Animation & VFX from Poornima University?
Ans. Graduates can work as 3D Modellers, VFX Artists, Rigging Artists, Motion Graphics Designers, Game Designers, Storyboard Artists, and AR/VR Developers. The programme prepares students for roles in film and OTT production houses, gaming studios, advertising agencies, and digital media companies. Notable alumni have been placed at studios in Mumbai and other metro cities. The average package for animation graduates from Poornima University is around Rs. 4 LPA, with some students securing packages of Rs. 6 LPA and above at studios like Imprint Studios, Mumbai.
Ques. Is the B.Sc Animation & VFX at Poornima University a recognised degree? Will it be accepted for higher studies or government jobs?
Ans. Yes, Poornima University is established by the Rajasthan State Legislature and is approved by the University Grants Commission (UGC) under Sections 2(f) and 12(B). The B.Sc degree awarded is a recognised UGC-approved degree, which is accepted for higher studies (M.Sc, M.Des, or other PG programmes) and is also valid for government job eligibility wherever a graduation degree is required. Students can also pursue postgraduate programmes in animation, design, or related fields after completing this degree.
Ques. How is the scholarship system at Poornima University for B.Sc Animation & VFX? Can I get a scholarship in the second year if I did not get one in the first year?
Ans. The scholarship at Poornima University is determined at the time of admission based on 10+2 percentage. If a student is not eligible for a scholarship in the first year (e.g., due to marks below the threshold), they will not be eligible for the SES Scholarship in subsequent years either. Additionally, if a student has any backlog in the previous academic year, the scholarship is permanently discontinued. The scholarship is applied only on the tuition fee component (Rs. 93,750 per year), not on the development or administrative fee. Girl candidates enrolling in 2026-27 get an additional 5% scholarship in the first year.
Ques. What is the hostel situation at Poornima University for B.Sc Animation & VFX students? Is it mandatory to stay in the hostel?
Ans. Hostel accommodation at Poornima University is completely optional and not mandatory. The university has separate hostels for boys (Himalaya Boys Hostel) and girls (Gargi Girls Hostel) on campus. Rooms are available in three categories: fan rooms (Rs. 1,05,000/year), duct/air-cooled rooms (Rs. 1,17,000-1,20,000/year), and AC rooms (Rs. 1,40,000-1,45,000/year). All hostel fees include mess charges (4 meals per day), laundry, Wi-Fi, and housekeeping. Students need to pay a caution deposit of Rs. 10,000 at the time of hostel booking. Many students also opt for private PGs in the Vidhani area near the campus, which can be a more affordable alternative.
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