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Jyotika Sharma
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The last date to submit the DU BA form for admission to Bachelor of Arts courses in Delhi University is October 3.
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Deeksha Dixit
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Both degrees are graduate-level work in two distinct fields. While the Bachelor of Computer Applications BCA focuses on the IT industry, the Bachelor of Visual Arts BVA is more concerned with the visual arts.
- Length: A BCA course typically lasts three years, as opposed to a BVA course's four-year length.
- Coursework: You'll learn database management, graphics, and computer fundamentals with a BCA degree. In BVA you study traditional art forms like painting and drawing.
- Job Profiles: A BCA degree can be used to land jobs as a junior programmer, tester, or software developer. A BVA degree entitles you to employment as a visual designer, pain
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The college is situated in Thrissur Kerala. The total fees for the 3 years under graduation is 1.12 Lacs and there is total of 24 seats. All the best.
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Sujal Sharma
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There are different courses and different colleges for the same courses. You need to understand what your requirements are and how you want to pursue them. Either you can do part time in Certificate from an academy or a proper degree that you can do from Nritya Vidyalayasm. The Fees depends on the time period, reputation of the institute and the form of dance or acting. For example, in ICE the acting fees is 3,65000 while you can do this course in 100000 also.
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deepika maurya
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Whistling Woods International Entrance Exam Syllabus for GAT (General Aptitude Test)
Design Concepts, How to Develop Characters, Logical Reasoning, Creative Writing Skills, Drawing Ability, and Skills, Communication Skills, Light and Shadow, Geometrical and Design Exercise, Compositional Sense, Poster, Logo, Character Designing, Story Telling, Sketching, Perspective Design, Logo Design, Problem Identification & Design Problem Solving, Sense of Proportion, Pictograms and Signage, and Visual Perception. Whistling Woods International Entrance Exam Syllabus for CAT (Creative Ability Test)
This section of the Whistling Woods International ent
Design Concepts, How to Develop Characters, Logical Reasoning, Creative Writing Skills, Drawing Ability, and Skills, Communication Skills, Light and Shadow, Geometrical and Design Exercise, Compositional Sense, Poster, Logo, Character Designing, Story Telling, Sketching, Perspective Design, Logo Design, Problem Identification & Design Problem Solving, Sense of Proportion, Pictograms and Signage, and Visual Perception. Whistling Woods International Entrance Exam Syllabus for CAT (Creative Ability Test)
This section of the Whistling Woods International ent
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WWI Entrance Exam Syllabus for GAT (General Aptitude Test)
Design Concepts, How to Develop Characters, Logical Reasoning, Creative Writing Skills, Drawing Ability, and Skills, Communication Skills, Light and Shadow, Geometrical and Design Exercise, Compositional Sense, Poster, Logo, Character Designing, Story Telling, Sketching, Perspective Design, Logo Design, Problem Identification & Design Problem Solving, Sense of Proportion, Pictograms and Signage, and Visual Perception. Books:
1- A new approach to Reasoning by B. S. Sijwali & S. Sijwali Arihant.
2- Reasoning Book for Competitive Examinations by Pearson.
3- Basic Rendering from Robe
Design Concepts, How to Develop Characters, Logical Reasoning, Creative Writing Skills, Drawing Ability, and Skills, Communication Skills, Light and Shadow, Geometrical and Design Exercise, Compositional Sense, Poster, Logo, Character Designing, Story Telling, Sketching, Perspective Design, Logo Design, Problem Identification & Design Problem Solving, Sense of Proportion, Pictograms and Signage, and Visual Perception. Books:
1- A new approach to Reasoning by B. S. Sijwali & S. Sijwali Arihant.
2- Reasoning Book for Competitive Examinations by Pearson.
3- Basic Rendering from Robe
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deepika maurya
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WWI Institute of Film, Communication, and Creative Arts conducts the Whistling Woods International entrance exam in order to offer admission to students in courses offered by it. Some streams in which students can secure admission through WWI Entrance Exam. Are Design, Animation, Media, Filmmaking, Screenwriting, and Event Management. WWI (Whistling Woods International ) offers design programs to students under the Whistling Woods School of Fashion and Design. This School of the design was set up jointly by Whistling Woods and Neeta Lulla. Other courses at Whistling Woods International are offered under the School of Film Making, Schoo
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