Digiquest Institute of Creative Arts and Design Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers weren't that great in my classes, and the schedule was always messed up. They taught in a really basic way. I didn't get any real-world experience from the college. I studied gaming in India, but it didn't feel like it had much value.

Placement: I was in the first group of students in this college. Out of 9 of us, 3 got jobs through the college. The rest of us had to look for jobs on our own. The ones who got placed through the college internship were making Rs.12,000 a month. Those of us who found jobs on our own were getting Rs.15,000 a month.

Campus: During my bachelor's study, the campus had basic facilities. The labs were not very comfortable, and classrooms were just okay. The campus was small, so we didn't really get that college vibe. But the staff was friendly. Unfortunately, there weren't any outdoor games available at the college.

Admission: The college faculty is awesome! They're all experts with over 15 years of industry experience. Super friendly and helpful too. They push us to work hard with lots of assignments. We get to learn from industry pros in guest lectures and seminars. Plus, great connections with companies and alumni.

Placement: The placements at Digiquest Academy were pretty cool. I got an internship at Prime Craft Games for 18 months. Some of my friends also got placed in cool companies like Purple Talk and 2Pi Interactive. Almost everyone in our batch got internships, which was awesome. The lowest stipend was Rs. 8,000 per month. Overall, placements were good, but the placement cell could be better.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like high-tech systems and cool labs. But there's no Wi-Fi, which is a bummer. The classrooms are big with digital projectors. The library is kinda small and needs to get better. They have a fun video game zone and some indoor games. All the classrooms and labs have AC. No hostel though. We had some minor tech issues in labs, but they're not a big deal. They use legit software, not pirated stuff. Maybe they could upgrade the systems a bit, but everything else is awesome here.

Admission: The teachers here are great! Their lessons really help me understand things better. They're always ready to answer questions. Most of the teachers are really nice to us students. They always finish the course on schedule, so no worries about that. And sometimes we get to do fun stuff like clay modeling and painting in class. It's a nice break from regular lessons.

Placement: The seniors here land awesome jobs, thanks to great placement help. Everyone hones their skills and becomes pros. No need to stress about getting a job. But, man, those assignments can be a real pain! Just gotta stay patient and push through.

Campus: The college is awesome, especially the lab. Every class has at least 2 air conditioners, which is cool. They keep an eye on things with CCTVs, and the Wi-Fi is fast. They even have a PS4 for gaming, with around 20-25 game CDs. Also, the college loans out cameras like mark 3, 5d, 7d, etc. It's pretty neat.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and always ready to help out. They teach us a lot of different stuff in our classes. We get to choose some extra subjects too. We've got 8 semesters in total. Each stream takes 4 years to finish, and the subjects switch up every semester. The exams can be pretty long, lasting up to 10 hours sometimes.

Placement: I've heard the job opportunities here are great. Big companies like Rockstar Games, Purple Talk, and EA Games come to campus for hiring. I heard they even have a studio, so they might hire students from here.

Campus: The campus is just one big building with lots of classrooms and other rooms. They have cool stuff like a green room, computer lab, studio for mixing audio or video, library, small theater, and a gaming lab that's not finished yet. All the rooms have AC and most have projectors too. No hostel or canteen here, but there are plenty of hostels and PGs nearby.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they all have Master's degrees. The teaching is great, but online classes were a bit meh. The course content is solid and sets us up well for gaming jobs. Exams aren't too tough  getting 70-80% is doable.

Placement: Around 60-80% of us find jobs every year, which is cool. On average, we get paid about Rs.40,000 to Rs.50,000 per month, which is decent. Loads of companies are keen to hire people from our course. Most of us do internships in fields we like. The main jobs we go for are 3D modeler, texture artist, developer, 2D artist, and more.

Campus: The college has nice classrooms and a good setup. We can't use Wi-Fi, but there's a connection for internet through ethernet. No labs here, but we do have a library with books. Gotta find a private hostel to stay in since there's no hostel on campus.

Admission: The teachers at the college are super experienced. They've all worked in big companies for at least 15 years. They use a great teaching method and have a curriculum approved by Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University that's really focused on industry stuff.

Placement: Once you're in Digiquest Academy, you're all set for placements with cool companies like EA Games and Purple Talk. No need to stress about getting a job. Just focus on studying hard and learning all you can.

Campus: Our college's infrastructure is top-notch. I love the air-conditioned classrooms and labs with the latest tech. The lab coordinators and faculty are super helpful. The college is in a great location in the city, close to buses, trains, and MMTs. Lots of hostels are just a minute away.

Admission: The teachers are great at teaching, and the course is really good. They have experience in the industry and teach us how things work in a real office. It's important to go to class regularly to keep up with everything.

Placement: A lot of students here land awesome jobs after graduating. Big companies like Purple Talk, Rockstar Games, Tencent Games, and others come for placements. There are also companies like Makuta for VFX. If you want a good job, this college is a great choice.

Campus: The college's setup is really cool. We've got labs to practice in and a great hardware engineer who fixes any problems. The computers are super pricey though. Overall, our college's setup is top-notch.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really committed and know their stuff. They're always there for us, even on weekends and holidays. They make sure we understand everything by building on each topic step by step. It's great to know they've got our backs all the time.

Placement: I'm a BFA Animation and Gaming student. Currently interning at InfinitoVFX in Banjara Hills Hyderabad. I'm really happy with the college's placement opportunities. A few of my friends are also working in different companies.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really good. We each get our own computer to use, and we're in charge of taking care of it. The computers have really good specs, and there's a system admin to help out. I'm happy with the computers we have here.