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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
Guide-Level 11
Hi Jaitr,
Both are good courses and have wide scope. However, mass communication is a wide subject that not only covers the topic of filmmaking but even more than that. Filmmaking has just a limited reach to direction, production, etc. Mass communication covers each and every aspect. If you only want to get a proficiency in film making and looking forward to make it your career than go for it. But if you want to cover all other major fields like journalism, photography, public relations, etc. then go for mass communication.
Both are good courses and have wide scope. However, mass communication is a wide subject that not only covers the topic of filmmaking but even more than that. Filmmaking has just a limited reach to direction, production, etc. Mass communication covers each and every aspect. If you only want to get a proficiency in film making and looking forward to make it your career than go for it. But if you want to cover all other major fields like journalism, photography, public relations, etc. then go for mass communication.
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rahul r
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Please check for your eligibility to pursue MBA in Fine Arts from the criteria mentioned below:
Eligibility of the Master of Fine Arts [MFA]:
The candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognised school or board in India. The candidate must have passed Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) with 50% marks in aggregate from a recognised university. Candidates who have passed BA (Hons.) in Fine Arts with one year Pre-MFA with minimum 50% marks in aggregate from a recognised university are eligible to apply. Candidates who have passed B.A. (Hons.) in Fine Arts with one year Diploma in Applied Arts with 55% marks in aggregate from a recognised universi
Eligibility of the Master of Fine Arts [MFA]:
The candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognised school or board in India. The candidate must have passed Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) with 50% marks in aggregate from a recognised university. Candidates who have passed BA (Hons.) in Fine Arts with one year Pre-MFA with minimum 50% marks in aggregate from a recognised university are eligible to apply. Candidates who have passed B.A. (Hons.) in Fine Arts with one year Diploma in Applied Arts with 55% marks in aggregate from a recognised universi
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CHANDAN KUMAR
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Check out the complete details for your query in given link:
https://www.univariety.com/qa/179/what-is-sports-science-and-where-can-i-pursue-it-in-india
https://www.univariety.com/qa/179/what-is-sports-science-and-where-can-i-pursue-it-in-india
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Priyanka Singhal
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Hi Syed!
Yes, you are eligible for both the courses. You only need to be a graduate in any stream from a recognised university in order to be eligible to pursue any of these courses.
Yes, you are eligible for both the courses. You only need to be a graduate in any stream from a recognised university in order to be eligible to pursue any of these courses.
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anila k
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You need to discover who you are as a singer and performer before you begin trying to launch your singing career. Start out by experimenting singing different genres of music. This will help you figure out what kind of singing style comes naturally to you. Take voice lessons, learn to read sheet music. Learn to play the piano or guitar so you can be a multi-faceted artist, and perform more independently. Learning an instrument also helps you play underlying notes in songs, which can give your performance a unique addition.
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Priyanka Singhal
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Hi Mansi!
Unfortunately, you are not eligible for MFA in Painting as it is only meant for students who are from BFA background or an equivalent programme of 4 years duration.
Unfortunately, you are not eligible for MFA in Painting as it is only meant for students who are from BFA background or an equivalent programme of 4 years duration.
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