B.A. in Dramatics 

at MIT School of Film and Theatre, Loni Kalbhor

Candidates must perform well in their Class 12 exams and clear the institute's selection process to secure a seat in the MIT School of Film and Theatre BA Dramatics programme. This includes an online aptitude and creative test, followed by a personal interview. Due to the limited 15-seat availability, early registration and a strong performance during evaluation are crucial for admission.

No, the MIT School of Film and Theatre BA fee structure differs for NRI, PIO, OCI, and foreign nationals. These candidates are required to pay 1.5 times the tuition, development, and university fees that Indian students pay. This fee adjustment helps the university accommodate the additional administrative and resource needs associated with international admissions and student services.

MIT School of Film and Theatre applications have not been opened by the university/college yet for the 2026 admission cycle and is expected to be released in early 2026 or late 2025. The applications closed on 31st July 2025 for most courses and 9th July 2025 for Institute of Design courses. A similar pattern may be followed for 2026 admissions so students should check the university page for more information.

Yes, though MIT School of Film and Theatre have not released their placement statistics we can see the network of alumni from the college working across the Hindi Film industry alongside notable directors of our time. Students will find a great number of opportunities and doors opened from their time at the college regardless of statistics. 

MIT School of Film and Theatre may not have released the placement statistics of the college in recent years. One can still make an educated guess in regards to the most popular sector for graduates being the Media/Film Industry with courses geared to make students succeed in this field. Students graduating from BSc, BA and MSc at the college can find roles as Editors, Directors, Cinematographers, VFX Artists, Cameraman, etc.

The MIT School of Film and Theatre admission process is conducted online with admissions depending on MIT-SFT Aptitude Test, Creative Test and Personal Interview for MSc and BSc courses while for BA the admissions depend on MIT-SOD Entrance Test and Creative Test. Students must apply online and appear for these interviews/test before the last date of admission which is usually in the month of July.

No, admissions are not open for MIT School of Film and Theatre courses. The admissions last closed on 31st July 2025 for most of its courses except ones offered by Institute of Design at MIT-ADT which closed on 9th July 2025. The 2026 admission cycle is expected to follow a similar pattern and can be followed on the University/college page.

The mode of applications for MIT School of Film and Theatre course admissions are online mode only. Students can apply on the college/university page as soon as the application forms are released. Admissions do not require competitive entrance exams and are instead dependent on the university aptitude and creativity tests alongside Personal Interview rounds.

Yes, MIT School of Film Theatre course admissions for their BA, BSc, and MSc programmes do not require students to appear for any entrance exams. Instead admissions depend on the students performance in MIT-SFT Aptitude Test, Creative Test and Personal Interview for BSc and MSc while BA admissions depend on MIT-SOD Entrance Test and Creative Test.

The course fees at MIT School of Film and Theatre have a fee structure that consists of tuition fees, security deposit, admission fees, etc. and can also include extra charges such as hostel, mess, library, etc. The fees are generally INR 13.04 Lakhs for BSc, INR 3.62 Lakhs for BA and INR 11.04 Lakhs for MSc.