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Game programming & designing Colleges in New Delhi

Game programming & designing Colleges in New Delhi


Vogue Institute of Fashion Technology

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Courses Offered
  • MBA in Fashion Merchandising & Retail Management
  • MBA in Interior Design Management
  • City 
    Bangalore
  • State 
    Karnataka
  • Country 
    India
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Global School of Animation and Games

  • New Delhi
  • Delhi
  • India
Courses Offered



  • Diploma in Computer Games Art
  • PC Game programming
  • Web Game Programming
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IVS School Of Design

  • New Delhi
  • Delhi
  • India
Courses Offered



  • Certificate Program In Game Designing
  • Advanced Diploma in Animation Multimedia & Game Design
  • Professional Diploma in Character Animation & VFX
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Integrated Management College

  • New Delhi
  • Delhi
  • India
Courses Offered



  • B.Sc (Hons)Games & Interactive Media
  • B.Sc (Hons) Digital Art & Technology
  • B.Sc (Hons) Multimedia Production & Technology
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Frameboxx

  • New Delhi
  • Delhi
  • India
Courses Offered



  • Game Modeling 101 using Autodesk 3ds max
  • Redboxx 1 Course
  • Redboxx 2 Course
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Academy of Animation & Gaming (AAG)

  • New Delhi
  • Delhi
  • India
Courses Offered



  • Diploama in Game Programming
  • Diploma in game Art
  • Windows Game Programming : Basic
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Gecko Animation

  • New Delhi
  • Delhi
  • India
Courses Offered



  • Professional Education Program for Gaming
  • Advanced Professional in Maya
  • Advanced Professional in 3DS Max
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SAE Technology College

  • New Delhi
  • Delhi
  • India
Courses Offered



  • Diploma in Games Design & Development
  • Degree in Games Design & Development
  • Diploma in Recording Arts (Audio Engineering)
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