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Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing ) CBSE 12th
How can I get previous year question papers of fine arts for class 12th (CBSE)?
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Namrata Singh

Contributor-Level 10

You can download the papers from the below link: http://www.4ono.com/cbse-12th-arts-previous-year-question-papers-102678/.

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7 years ago

Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing ) BFA
Can you suggest some colleges for Bachelor of fine arts in Bangalore?
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Namrata Singh

Contributor-Level 10

Colleges for BFA in Bangalore are: Bangalore University, Kalamandir School of Arts, Tumkur University.

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7 years ago

Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing ) Certificate
Is there any private graduation course where I'll get a certificate without an exam like BA (General)?
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Megha Aggarwal

Guide-Level 13

I would suggest you not to go for such kind of private degree without appearing for the exam as it would not solve any purpose in the future. It is always better to go for a good college and pursue a regular degree if you plan to have a great future ahead.

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7 years ago

Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing ) Part Time
Is there any part time course for BFA sculpture? If yes, what is the maximum age limit to pursue for the same?
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anila k

Guide-Level 14

BFA sculpture at Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University is a full-time programme with a duration of 4 years. You need to have 45% marks in class 12th and appear for the entrance test conducted by the university.

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Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing ) CBSE 10th
Is it possible for me to choose fine arts as a subject after 10th? Can you name some CBSE schools offering it in Lucknow?
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anila k

Guide-Level 14

Yes, you can choose arts stream after 10th. There are ample opportunities in this field. Most of the students who have graduated with a degree in Arts go for a post-graduate degree in management, law and even fashion designing. After the completion of the Bachelor's degree in Arts, one can opt for a career as Psychologist, Economist, Human resources, Sociologist, Historian, Journalist, Writer, Media person, School teacher, College professor etc.

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7 years ago

Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing ) Delhi University (DU)
What is the criteria to get in DU through sports quota? What is the test taken by the university?
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somya maheshwari

Contributor-Level 6

https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/du-admissions-2016-eca-sports-quota-eligibility-admission-procedure-blogId-12791
You can visit this site for detailed information.

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7 years ago

Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing ) Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi
I want to get admission in French language, can you tell me about the admission procedure at Daulat Ram College and date details?
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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

Admission Process for Advanced Diploma in French from Daulat Ram College:

1) Register and Apply Interested candidates can apply online/ offline with the required information

2) Merit Screening Admission is based on marks obtained in the diploma course. Candidates who have completed a diploma course one year prior to admission or from any other institution would have to take the university Department entrance test and the admission would be based on the marks obtained in the entrance test.

3) Eligibility Candidate must completed the diploma course in French language from DU or any other recognized university. Regards.

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7 years ago

Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing ) Electronics
I am an electronics MCBC student. Can I pursue a course in performing arts?
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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

Please check for your eligibility to pursue a course in performing arts from the criteria mentioned below:
Eligibility Of the Bachelor of Performing Arts [BPA]:
Any student who has completed his or her 10+2 with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognised institution is eligible to apply. There are certain benchmarks like having a co-curricular activity certificate in dramatics, music, and dance, etc. This means that students who are willing to apply must already have a background set in the area of fine arts to go further into this course. Regards.

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7 years ago

Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing ) CBSE 12th
My 12th board exams are around & am confused about what to do further? I am from science stream but want to do something related to dance.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor

Guide-Level 14

Hi Kajal, Don't worry if you want to do a course related to music. You can go for a Bachelor's degree in music after your 12th. Again, don't worry if your stream is science as let me tell you many students who study science opt for arts group so don't worry, follow your passion. All the best.

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