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27 mins agoBeginner-Level 3
From what I've heard and seen, the Fine Arts course at Chandigarh University feels like a real hands-on experience. The studios—painting, sculpture, and printmaking—are well-set up, and students get plenty of time to work on their projects. Faculty members are approachable and have a mix of academic and real-life art experience, so they don't just teach theory but also share practical tips. Students get to try different mediums, which makes learning exciting. There are workshops, exhibitions, and occasional interactions with working artists. While some aspects could be improved, overall it gives students a good mix of skill-buildin
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3 hours agoBeginner-Level 3
If you're thinking about taking admission in Chandigarh University for Fine Arts, it can be a good choice if you genuinely enjoy art and creativity. The course offers a mix of traditional art forms like painting and sculpture along with modern techniques such as digital art and design. You will spend a lot of time in practical studios, which helps in learning by doing rather than just reading theory. The programme also gives opportunities to explore different art styles and mediums, which can help you find your unique style. However, like any creative course, the value you get depends a lot on your own dedication and practice. It
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3 hours agoBeginner-Level 4
For a career in fine arts, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) is generally a better choice than a diploma. A BFA is a professional undergraduate degree that offers a more intensive and in-depth curriculum focused on studio work, while a Diploma is typically a shorter program. A BFA often opens up more career opportunities and provides a stronger foundation for further education, such as a master's degree.
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3 hours agoBeginner-Level 4
Fine arts are created for aesthetic or intellectual value, without a practical purpose, such as painting, sculpture, and drawing. Applied arts, conversely, involve using design and decoration to create functional, everyday objects that are also aesthetically pleasing, including fields like graphic design, fashion design, and interior design.
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3 hours agoBeginner-Level 4
Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Painting after completing class 12th.
BFA is an undergraduate degree programme focused on visual and performing arts. The eligibility criteria generally require you to:
Complete Class 12th (any stream) from a recognised board.
Some universities may ask for a minimum percentage (usually 45–50%).
Many reputed institutes (like Jamia Millia Islamia, BHU, DU's College of Art, etc.) conduct an entrance exam or aptitude test to check your drawing, sketching, and creative skills.
After admission, you'll study subjects like painting, drawing, art history
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3 hours agoBeginner-Level 4
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Painting is an undergraduate program that builds a foundation in drawing, painting, and applied arts. For admission in College of Art, Delhi:
Apply through the Delhi University admission portal.
Appear for the Entrance Test (to assess drawing/painting skills).
Submit a Portfolio of artworks.
Attend the Interview/Interaction round.
Final selection is based on entrance test + portfolio + 12th marks.
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3 hours agoBeginner-Level 4
Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Painting is a postgraduate programme that provides advanced training in painting techniques, art history, aesthetics, and research. Some of the best colleges in India for MFA (Painting) are:
Faculty of Fine Arts, MSU Baroda
College of Art, Delhi University
Kala Bhavana, Visva-Bharati University (Santiniketan)
Sir JJ School of Art, Mumbai
Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
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3 hours agoBeginner-Level 4
It's fine arts history and the basic foundation topics like elements and principles of art, observing objects etc.
Some school also offers sculpture and print making techniques
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3 hours agoBeginner-Level 4
Here are some schools which offer fine arts in class 11th and 12th
Parth public school
Lady Irwin Sr sec school
The century school
Jain Bharti Mrigavati Vidiyalya
Dev samaj modern school
JKG International school
Apex public school
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