Bachelors

Hi Ashwin R,
Having work experience is not mandatory for every course unless you want to do MBA. Firstly, decide what to study, find out where you can study, you have to search universities and their admission requirements. You must accordingly prepare and also, take study abroad tests such as IELTS or the TOEFL. Some countries and specific programme may ask you to take the GRE. Everything is mentioned on websites now, so easily searchable. Popular countries you can target include Canada, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, France, Netherlands, Singapore and many more.

Yes, you would. Most reputed colleges do ask for a portfolio to see your creative aptitude.

There is no entrance, admission is purely based on merit basis. First apply and wait for the cut-offs and then take admission either online or offline via counseling process.

You need to clear 10+2 in the science stream from a recognized educational board. The minimum score has to be 60%. To know the detailed admission process, please write a mail at nfo@lcoo.edu.in.

The placement totally depends on the university you are joining. Like some have 80% placement some are below. It also depends on the personal ability and performance.

There are many best colleges for Bachelors in Filmmaking, but I would recommend for a distance learning university, the name is Guglielmo Marconi distance learning Italian University. The course they offer is Bachelor Degree in Cinematic Arts, Film and Television. In this course, you get lectures, direct Interaction with the Instructor, etc.

You should prefer University Of Delhi, as it has signed MOUs with some foreign universities.