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Explore career options in gaming industry, students told

More than 5,000 students of Lovely Professional University learnt and experienced unique nuances and career options in the new age and hi-tech gaming industry at an event organised by JioGames on the LPU campus here today. Various sessions dwelt on...
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Phagwara, Updated At : 05:30 AM Jan 25, 2025 IST
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More than 5,000 students of Lovely Professional University learnt and experienced unique nuances and career options in the new age and hi-tech gaming industry at an event organised by JioGames on the LPU campus here today.

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Various sessions dwelt on the unique career options like game developer, game graphic designer, content creator, etc available to the youth in the ever-booming gaming industry.

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Students also learnt various techniques on game designing, streaming industry, immersive cloud gaming, role of AI in gaming, AI-powered photos, etc.

Students also participated in Hackathon, JioGames Master Challenge which is a case study competition where students will got to tackle real-world business and tech problems, giving them a taste of the corporate world.

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