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Placements: In our college, the placement rate is pretty cool. Our teachers and faculty have great contacts in the media field for editing. We have our great teacher Ajit sir who helps us to join editing internships and jobs. Their contacts are amazing in the industry. The lowest package in our college is 2.5 LPA. The maximum package is 8 LPA. Companies like Zee, ABP, NDTV Aaj Tak, and many more companies hire our students in their respective groups. Approximately 90% of students from my batch are currently...
Placements: According to me, approximately 70% to 80% of the students who work hard for their future get placements. The highest and lowest packages depend on their work. The top recruiting company is T-Series. The top role offered in this course is acting.
Placements: Rarely does anyone get placements, and even if they do, the placements aren't that great. Most recruiting companies are based in Delhi and Noida. However, students do get good internships here. For example, a senior got an internship under Rahul Mishra, though it was entirely his own effort and hard work.
Placements: India news is the top placements companies in the college, and the best thing about the college is you get field experience which can be helpful for your professional life. The college is located in the heaven of the media industry. And up to 70-80% of students are placed.
Placements: They did not offer any kind of placements or audition updates instead they just provide students with the knowledge and some contacts that would be helpful for them to get into the industry. Students can get internships in other fields from here. A few numbers of students were working well in this industry.
Placements: There are not too great placements, and most offers were for unpaid interns. They offered low-salary and low-profile jobs. Top recruiting companies were none of the famous ones. All companies were small startups estimated to shut down within a few months. Almost 30% or maybe even fewer people were placed by our college. It's pitty as students work in small companies with nearly no salary.
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Gulshan Kumar Film and Television Institute of India generally does not offer direct admissions in the general sense. Admissions however, are merit-based and do not require entrance. Students have to clear the eligibility and PI round to get a seat. The institute may consider student's aptitude at t
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The BSc in Cinema at Gulshan Kumar Film and Television Institute of India (GKFTII), located in Film City, Noida is widely considered a good and practical course for aspiring filmmakers, actors & technicians. Backed by T-Series it offers strong industry connections, hands-on training & dedicated lear
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The top recruiters at Gulshan Kumar Film and Television Institute of India are:
Allen Solly, Presto Couture, Bhansali Productions, Torani India, ABP News, TV9 Bharatvarsh, Aaj Tak
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The application fee for Gulshan Kumar Film and Television Institute of India is INR 1,100.
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Yes, students can complete the GKFTII application offline. The form can be collected from the college or downloaded from the official site. Students can get submit the admission form with documents and demand draft of application fees.
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Can I get direct admission at Gulshan Kumar Film and Television Institute of India?