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Ananya Dev

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You can find the contact details here http://www.ftiindia.com/contact_us.html

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Kirti DuaAnnouncer, AIR

Guide-Level 11

Dear Aman,
You can try in Shri Ram Center and in NSD (Mandi House, Delhi), theatre for students/kids. Basically under 18. There are special courses for School going students or you may try in any of the known theatre groups which will help you to boost and grow your acting skills. Otherwise, acting course from any private institute will also help, but I would suggest you do to not leave your studies for this, there is much time you can achieve after 12th as well. So, first give priority to your education and then do an acting course.
All the best.

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neha trivedi

Guide-Level 12

Hello,
To be an actor in today world, it is a great task, as it is one of the highly competitive field, wWhere besides skills you need to have a strong integrity and high morals with a good interpersonal skills.
There is a 4 month course for diploma in acting.
The total fees is INR. 1,60,000.
The eligibility is matriculation /SSC.
The admission are open throughout the year.

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Sansar Garg

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You should look for an opportunity, and carry on your fitness hard work, because practice makes a man perfect.

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Beuton Goyary

Beginner-Level 2

You have to be a graduate in any field, and then apply for PG acting course in FTII. It is not necessary to be a graduate in acting course, as there is literally very less institutions which provide graduation in acting in our country.

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Lima DuttaProfessional HR

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Hi, It all depends upon which college you are looking for to pursue the course. It varies from college to college. You can also find the fee structure of different courses of different colleges at their own websites.

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