The course lasts 4 years and includes practical projects, workshops, and two industry internships.
Graduates can work as Visual Designer, Art Director, Brand Strategist, Illustrator, in multimedia companies.
Fresh graduates can earn between ₹7–9 LPA, depending on skills and portfolio.
Yes. Students from Science, Commerce, or Arts are eligible.
Students gain skills in visual communication course subjects, digital design, animation and multimedia courses, UI/UX, motion graphics, typography, branding, illustration, and digital storytelling.
The course syllabus includes graphic design, motion graphics, UI/UX, branding, illustration, digital storytelling, and animation and multimedia courses.
The scope includes careers in design studios, advertising agencies, multimedia companies, animation studios, branding firms, digital agencies, and freelance opportunities.
No. The focus is on visual communication subjects, digital design, and animation and multimedia courses.
A creative portfolio is encouraged for all candidates and required for transfer students applying to Year 2 or higher.
Yes. Graduates can pursue a Master’s in Design, Visual Communication, UI/UX, Animation, Multimedia, or Digital Arts.
Students complete two industry internships. Projects include branding, packaging, advertising.
No. While AI can assist with repetitive tasks, creative roles in visual communication subjects, digital design, and animation and multimedia courses require human creativity, conceptual thinking, and storytelling, skills that AI cannot fully replace. Graduates of this course will remain in high demand for communication design careers.