Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing )

Hi Maria Samson,
Yes, after completing class 10th, you can do course in arts. The duration of course is 1 or 2 years. You can also pursue BFA. It is a 5 years course in fine arts.
Below mentioned are the colleges and university offering such course:
1. Allahabad University – Allahabad.
2. Andhra University – Vishakhapatnam.
3. Anna University – Chennai.
4. Banaras Hindu University – Varanasi.
5. Bangalore University – Bangalore.
6. Goa University – Goa.
7. Gujarat University – Ahmedabad.
8. Guru Nanak Dev University – Amritsar.
9. Jamia Millia Islamia - New Delhi.
10. Karnataka University – Dharwad.
11. Kurukshetra University – Kurukshetra.
12. Nagpur University – Nagpur.
13. Punjab University – Chandigarh.
14. Rabindra Bharati University – Kolkata.
15. University of Ajmer – Ajmer.

Here is a list to help you get motivated and jump start your art career:
- Take a painting or craft workshop
- Start a sketchbook or journal. Carry it with you and make a few small drawings a day.
- Watch an art demonstration on YouTube or on a DVD & paint along with it (hit the pause button when you need to)
- Create a Studio space. Find a small corner of the living room, kitchen or bedroom to work.
- Get up an hour earlier or stay up an hour later (find time)
- Make creative time a habit. Just like you make time to exercise, make time to create.
- Think big, but start small begin just twice a week, then you can add more studio time as you progress.

Hi Monika,
Education in fine arts is entirely different from other disciplines as it requires some inborn talent and skill. So the aspirants must have artistic and creative talent. Fine arts mainly focus on applied art, graphic design, painting and sculpturing.
To become an artist, art teacher or a lecturer in fine arts one must have a higher degree in fine arts. The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree course is for those who have passed Plus Two with any subject combination.
Here is the list of top fine arts colleges in India:-
College of Art, University of Delhi
Sir J J Institute of applied art
Faculty of Fine Arts, Jamia Millia Islamia
Department of Fine Arts, Aligarh Muslim University

Hello Omkar,
Its a very nice thing that you want to become a professional footballer. You can move to cities where football is popular like Bengal,Goa. Nowadays even Bengaluru is contributing to Indian football.
I would recommend you to join a club which plays in competitive lower level divisional league so that you will get some idea of what it takes to be a footballer.
Keep an eye on popular clubs conducting trials for U-18 or U-20 and practice basic skills and work on the skills most required for the position you play.You have to work hard all year or years together.Opportunities are very less, so you got to be ready when it comes. Most of the I-League teams have youth teams so you do have to appear in the trials conducted by them.

India is a country that is widely known for its obsession with Cricket but it good to know that there are individuals who follow other sports too. Proper training and hard work is the key to achieve success in any field. Learning football is no exception to that. Get a good guiding coach or trainer who will understand your flaws or strong points.
There are a number of institutes that you can consider to learn football.
Premier Indian Football Academy (PIFA)
Tata Football Academy (TFA)
All India Football Federation (AIFF)
Kolkata Regional Academy
Goa Regional Academy
Goa Elite Academy
Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (BBFS)
Indian Tigers Football Academy (ITFA)
For detailed information, kindly check this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/popular-football-academies-in-india-article-8553-1