Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing )

Hi Farheen,
The eligibility criteria for admission to BFA in Delhi university is :
Candidates should have passed any one of the below mentioned examinations with 50% or more marks in the aggregate of five Subjects.
1. Senior School Certificate Examination with all subjects of CBSE
2. Indian School Certificate Examination with all subjects of the Council for Indian School Certificates Examination, New Delhi.
3. Intermediate Examination with all subjects of the Indian University/Board recognized by the University of Delhi.
4. Pre-University (2 years) Examination of an Indian University/Board recognized by the University of Delhi.
5. Any other Examination recognized as equivalent to the Senior School Certificate Examination of the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi.
All the best

Hi Soma,
Any of the art forms that include:
1. Drawing.
2. Painting.
3. Architecture.
4. Literature.
5. Music.
6. Dramatic Art or
7. Dancing.
A career in Fine Arts would include subjects such as:
a. Designing.
b. Sculpting.
c. Drama.
d. Music.
e. Pottery.
f. Interior designing.
g. Painting and much more similar subjects.
It is course which deals with Art as a form, and focuses on creating and creating objects on the basis of concepts and ideas, keeping in mind the aesthetics of that object rather than the utility. Although today people have woken up to the concept of Arts and its importance but we are still far away from how it is in the other parts of the world.
Although with its acceptance, this conventional art form has brought with itself the notion of in-cashing the opportunities and making it profitable for commercial purposes. There has been increase in this industry over the past few years, and today's youth has started opting for the field on realizing the popularity, esteem and the kind of pay packages involved.
Graduates from this field get the choice of joining:
1. Software Companies.
2. Publishing Houses.
3. Art Studios.
4. Freelancing, etc.
There is a majority of people who are self-employed in this field and this enables them to work on pieces and work of their choice. One can start working as a critic or an art specialist as well but this option would require some previous experience in the field and some hands on job which exposes you to art so that you later have the option of knowing what you are criticizing or commenting on.
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