BFA

The college of Arts is affiliated with Delhi University, and it follows the seat reservation according to the Central Government of India. Check out detailed seat reservations below: 

• SC (Scheduled Caste): 15% of the total seats. 
   
• ST (Scheduled Tribe): 7.5% of the total seats. 
   
• OBC (Other Backward Classes): 27% of the total seats. 
   
• EWS (Economically Weaker Sections): 10% of the total seats. 
   
• CW (Children/Widows of Personnel of the Armed Forces): 5% of seats, program-wise, in all colleges. 

The College of Arts offers six specialisations in the BFA course. Moreover, the total number of seats offered in these specialisations are 183. To get a seat in the programme, candidates must complete their Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Additionally, for the admission process, the college accepts the valid scores of CUET UG, followed by a Practical-Based-Test conducted by the college. The admission to undergraduate BFA will be based on the merit score that will be calculated by considering the combined CUET score (50% weightage) and Practical-based-test-score (50%) weightage. 

In the BFA in Art History specialisation at the College of Arts, students learns about different cultures and the evolution of art over time. Moreover, as the name of the course suggests, the curriculum is a blend of Art, Culture, Sculptures, etc., and how it has evolved to this date. Some of the subjects included in the curriculum are as follows:

• Indian Art
• Western Art
• Aesthetics
• Research Methodology

The foundation year of the BFA courses at the College of Arts, Delhi University, is almost similar for all of the offered specialisations. The foundational year subjects provide the basic fundamental knowledge of the course. The names of the offered subjects are: 

• Drawing and Composition

• Design and Aesthetics

• History of Art

• Materials and Methods

• Printmaking

• Sculpture

Recently, the commencement date of the BFA's new session at the College of Arts, New Delhi, has not been released. However, as per the available information of previous academic years, the academic session usually commences in July/August each year. Precise dates for examinations, semester breaks, and other academic activities are announced on the College of Art's official website.

It depends on your interests and career goals. If you love art, storytelling, and personal expression, choose BFA. If you prefer designing buildings and problem-solving, choose B.Arch.

Yes, definitely many BFA graduates become tattoo artists as it involves drawing, composition, and creative skills. With experience, tattoo artists can work at studios, open their own business, or freelance globally.To enter this field, you can follow the following steps:

1. Apprenticeship Under a Professional Tattoo Artist which will help in Learning about equipment, hygiene, and tattooing techniques.
2. Start Building a Portfolio to Showcase your designs, illustrations, and artwork.
3. Learn Tattoo Equipment Usage to Understand ink, needles, and machines.
4. Tattoo Certification & License (Varies by country/state).

Yes, BFA graduates can apply for government jobs in india in fields like:

• Art Teachers in Government Schools
• Jobs in Archaeological Survey of India (ASI)
• Graphic Designers in Government Media Departments
• Cultural Officer in State & Central Government
• Museum Curators & Art Historians
• Defense Forces (As Illustrators & Designers in DRDO, Army, Navy, Air Force)
• Government job exams like UPSC, SSC, and State PSCs also accept BFA graduates for administrative roles.