World University of Design

Admission: The teachers here are super supportive and really helpful. They all have at least a degree in M.Des. The way they teach is top-notch and the course content is perfect for getting us ready for the industry. Exams each semester focus on what we've learned, and almost everyone passes with a 99% success rate.

Placement: Most students in our course got placed, with an average package of around 5 LPA. Recruiters include Lopez Design, Wipro, Delivery, and Paytm. The top roles are UX Designer, Assistant Designer, and Chief Designer. Also, 80% of students landed internships at companies like Woodland, Lopez Design Studio, and local companies.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like free Wi-Fi everywhere, big hostel rooms to share with a buddy, yummy food with lots of choices, a medicine room, and round-the-clock first aid with a warden. The canteen is top-notch with a huge menu and delicious food. Plus, there's a big ground for playing football and cricket, as well as indoor games like table tennis and carrom. It's all here!

Admission: I really like the Animation and Game Design faculty at our college. They know a lot about what's needed in the industry. The course teaches everything from making basic models to creating fully animated characters for games. It's pretty cool.

Placement: I've noticed that Rockstar India and Ubisoft India are the top companies hiring for Animation and Game Design. They offer different positions like 3D modeler, generalist, rigging artist, and animator, mostly for junior levels or interns. The highest salary I've heard of is around 14 LPA, but that's in a different field, not Animation and Game Design.

Campus: The university isn't too big. Most classes have AC and backup power. The Animation and Game Design labs are decent with Wi-Fi, though it can be slow. The hostel is nice with AC rooms in summer and heated in winter. They have an elevator and a geyser. The food in the mess isn't great - no non-veg. There are sports courts for basketball, volleyball, and badminton, plus a football field (though not full size).

Admission: The faculty and classes cover all the software and subjects we need for real-world skills. In Animation and Game Design, we have long 6-hour exams that can be tiring but doable with what we learn in class. The curriculum keeps up with current trends and technology, which is great.

Placement: Most students got the job they wanted, while others took a break or got ready for more school. Salaries ranged from 4 to 20 lakhs. Big companies like Rockstar and Ikarus 3d hired students for courses like 3D generalist, concept artist, and character artist. Your portfolio matters for getting placed.

Campus: The food here is great for everyone because it includes South Indian, North Indian, and Chinese dishes on weekends. They serve breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner four times a day. The hostel rooms are shared by three people and each floor has an Induction and refrigerator. There are lifts that work all day and night. There's a curfew at 9:40 for students to get back to their hostels. Both hostels have common rooms with TVs and games like carrom. It's a nice place to stay!

Admission: The teachers here are not very good. They don't help much during the pandemic and only care about giving assignments. It's hard to find stationery, and they make us buy it from outside. They expect us to look around for things for our assignments, but that's tough right now. Maybe they focus more on first-year students. I'm in my first year, but I feel lost because I don't understand much about my course.

Placement: Around half of students from our course end up getting jobs. The highest salary package I heard about was 6 LPA, while the lowest was around Rs. 5,000 per month. Asian Paints is the main company that hires from our course. I'm still in my first year, so I'm not sure about how many students get internships. The popular job roles in our course are interior designer, lighting designer, and visual merchandiser.

Campus: I hadn't been to the college before because of the pandemic. But I saw some pictures and heard some reviews about our college. It seems like the buildings are nice, but the workshop space is a bit small. I'm not sure about the hostels' amenities. The food in the mess and canteen is good quality.

Admission: The faculty is super helpful, you can ask them anything. Exams aren't too hard if you pay attention in class. In this field, practical work is more important than exams. It's like a viva where they ask about your semester projects.

Placement: A lot of companies come to our college, like Nykaa, Flipkart, and others. Fashion brands like Ritu Kumar and Aditi Aggarwal also come for placements. Around 90% of students get placed. The highest package is 22 lakhs, the lowest is 7 lakhs. Almost everyone gets placement and internships here.

Campus: The food at the hostel is really good, and there are plenty of facilities available too. Each room comes with AC, and there are medical services and laundry provided as well. The atmosphere is great, and there are lots of sports options like football, badminton, and basketball.

Admission: The curriculum at our college prepares us well for the industry. The faculty, mostly from NID or IIT, are really experienced. Instead of writing long answers in exams, we have juries and practical exams, which feel more relevant for a design course.

Placement: I'm a student studying animation game design in my second year. They arrange internships and placements for us in the third and fourth years. Big companies like Rock Star, Ikarus 3D, Amazon Game Studios, and more visit our college. There are lots of game studios in India, but it can be tough to find good jobs. Your portfolio is super important. The college is working hard to get companies to come here, but if your portfolio isn't great, it's hard to get hired.

Campus: The campus at World University is about 12 acres, which is pretty good. I really like the animation game design labs - they have cool stuff like Rtx-enabled computers and x-pen tabs for each student. They even have ARVR technology! The hostels are nice too, with three-sharing rooms that have air conditioning. And each room has its own private bathroom. Overall, it's a great place to study and live.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart and know their stuff. You gotta pick up the software on your own, but they help with the basics. They're understanding and treat you nicely. Make sure to show up to class or you might run into trouble. Check out the campus when you get a chance!

Placement: When I started, placements had just begun. Some great companies came for campus placements. Doing well in your studies really helps with getting placed. They can't guarantee you a job, but companies do come to hire students. Check out the campus before you decide to join.

Campus: The campus and hostel were awesome! Everything looked brand new and beautiful. The campus was really big and nice. The food in the mess was tasty, I still crave it. The mess food was usually good, sometimes not so great. The hostel even had air-conditioners. The campus had all the facilities and labs a student could ask for.

Admission: The teachers at the college are really good. They know their stuff and have a lot of experience. Some of them even come from NID. One cool thing about the college is their curriculum. They don't just teach you about game art, but also about game design. If you're good at learning on your own and have some skills, the exams won't be too hard. But that doesn't mean you should just rely on that. If you're motivated and put in the effort, you'll do well in the exams.

Placement: The college placement offers an average package of 4.70 lacs, and the highest package in 2022 was 24 lacs. Companies like Rockstar and Ikarus 3D come for placements. Everyone gets internships, and 75% of them are paid.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in the college and hostel can be pretty bad at times, but it's okay at other times. The overall college infrastructure is just average. The hostel has attached washrooms, daily room cleaning, and a mess for meals. The food in the mess is okay. The college has medical facilities and lots of sports options like volleyball, football, basketball, tennis, table tennis, and badminton.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and qualified. They know their stuff well. The way they teach is top-notch. They make sure to take care of us students. Also, they always begin each module by covering the basics.

Placement: I love how our college sets us up with great jobs. Most of the students who graduated last year got hired by top companies. The highest salary they offered was 24 LPA, while the average was between 8-9 LPA. Even the lowest package was 6 LPA. Wipro is the top company that comes to hire us, but there are many others too. I feel lucky to have these opportunities at our college.

Campus: The college is still working on improving the infrastructure, but the Wi-Fi is good. The labs have plenty of computers that are updated with new software. The library has all the books we need. Our classrooms are big and spacious.