When I came to Mantra, I had to cope with three-dimensional surfacing skills that I lacked. The digital sculpting faculty used to sit with me and put extra hours to tune me. This helped me a lot.

Since I had a background in NID as a designer, it was a little easier for me to cope with sketching skills and concept generation. The foundation training helped me to brush up on my skills. It was like a pallet where I had to make use of it.

As we started working on projects, the briefs given to us were different from each other, and it was interesting because we learned from others as well. So the kind of projects that I took up was interesting for me to think out of the box. The faculties were supportive and guided me, and tweaked the type of thought process that I was really trying to display.

On the days before project presentations, we all would be working day and night, not sleeping much. However, after the project presentations, the feel was great because we exploited the resources and delivered results in a short time.