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Ananya Dev

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Hi Sunanda,
Generally, to pursue a Bachelors course, the age limit is 18-20 years. Yet, it depends on the college. I would advise you to contact the college directly to get your doubts cleared.

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Manik Bhatnagar

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Hi, Yes, you can do so. Candidates who have passed 10+2 or Higher Secondary School Examination from a recognised board of education are eligible for admission to this course. However, there are some institutes that conduct the entrance examination. Thanks.

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Nanduraj

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If the university conducting B.Voc in applied arts issued an equivalency to BFA, then you can study MFA.

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Anik Verma

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Hi, College of Fine Arts, Masab Tank, Hyderabad is one of the colleges which offers BFA in photography.

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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.

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The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree is considered to be the most prestigious bachelor's degree that you can receive in the visual arts. This option is for students who wish to gain as much experience and skill in photography as possible. It consists of at least sixty credits of photography courses.

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Shrinkhala AasthaI m an art enthusiast, passionate person

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Well for specialization in one form, it is advisable to do Masters. But if you don't want to do so, then try to refine your working skills in your form of choice. You can start working in school. That will also provide you exposure. Whatever you do, practice hard and emphasize on precision.

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