Maharishi School of Animation and Visual Effect

In 1824, Peter Mark was the first one to put forth the theory of ‘Persistence of Motion’ which suggested that we continue to see the echo of an image for a brief moment after it goes away. That is why if we view several images in quick succession, our mind believes this to be a continuous movement. This is what ‘Animation’ is all about.

Although computer technology and sketching tools are important, animation is more about believing in your imaginative characters and bringing them to life in a story that moves and inspires people. Simultaneously, it is critical that you enrol in one of the best Animation Colleges to pursue an animation education.

In India, animation courses are steadily gaining popularity, with 5 out of every 15 students enrolling in such programmes. Though the ratio is still low when compared to other courses, it is predicted to rise at a faster rate with the creation of some of the country’s premier Animation colleges.


At MUIT, we provide a comprehensive animation degree programme that seeks to provide students with precise and in-depth knowledge of the course’s many components.

Our Programs

The School offers three years undergraduate program (B. Sc. in Animation). It is designed to provide a launch pad for the 10 +2 students in the field of Animation and Visual Effects which will help them to make a career in the entertainment industry such as Film, TV, VFX industry, 3D Visualization and animation.

This Program will help students gain knowledge in the fundamentals of art and design, 2D and 3D animation, modelling and texturing, character animation, rigging, concept art and environment design, game design, lighting, compositing dynamics etc.
Location: Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India

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