Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing )

Yes, there is no age limit for Arts courses and Management courses. So, you can continue studying in any course you wish to.

Hello Jasper, If you are interested in teaching then NET is a good option. UGC NET and CSIR NET exam are held for assistant professor posts in universities or colleges, for JRF awards and to pursue Ph.D. The minimum eligibility to apply for UGC NET exam is that candidates must have completed the post graduation degree from recognised university with more than 55% marks. As you have completed PG, if you fulfill the age criteria, you can apply for UGC NET exam for your post-graduation subject or its related subjects.

Hi,
To be fully considered for admission into the Filmmaking BFA major, you must submit one of the following to Slide room for the Portfolio Review:
1. A video or movie upload that is up to five minutes in length or 120MB in size, or
2. A hyperlink or links to original video or film work (I. e. on Vimeo or YouTube), or
3. A combination of written and visual work: a 3 - 5 page film script or short story that captures your storytelling abilities AND several pieces (3-5) of visual work (drawing, photography, digital art) that showcases your ability to think visually.

You can pursue Diploma or degree course, after completing higher secondary education (class 12th) examination from any recognized board. You can get admission in the Bachelor course after qualifying the aptitude test that is conducted by few BFA Institutes. After completing graduation, students have a choice to work as an art teacher, artist in government offices or photographer. You can also start your career as a freelance worker & go for direction, clothing, photography, television and fashion.

For admission in MFA in BHU, you need to have completed BFA.
You need to decide on the specialization you wish to opt.
Please check the link to know the specializations offered: https://www.shiksha.com/university/bhu-banaras-hindu-university-varanasi-23336/courses/mfa-bc

The test will be conducted in the month of July. Keep a track of the official website for updates.

It would not be a great idea to change the subject now, as it will impact your studies and also will impact your future opportunities.

If you still have financial problems as a barrier to your career aspirations, then I would recommend you to go for distance learning/correspondence courses provided by number of private and central universities in India. The distance courses, in comparison to full time courses are in fact a lot cheaper and would assist you in meeting financial problems. You can go for Delhi University (sol. Du. AC. In) and IGNOU. Theses are the top 2 universities offering all correspondence courses to students. Hope it helps.