Colleges in Delhi

85% is the placement rate for Sydney Film School. The job positions where the graduates have been employed are-

• Music Video Director
• Feature Film Director
• TV Producer
• Feature Film Screenwriter
• TV Camera Assistant
• Documentary Editor
• Feature Film Editor

Sydney Film School does not offer on-campus accommodation. Students can live in Boarding houses and can expect to pay AUD 220 - AUD 380 per week for a single or shared room. Students can also opt for hostels. The estimated cost for living in Sydney are-

The job outcomes rate for Sydney Film School is 85%. Top industries where the graduates of this school are working include Production, Directing, Editing, Digital VX industries, and more. 

Yes, it is considered a good option. The college is reputed and also offers decent placements. Top recruiters at college are among Zomato, FNZ, Adobe, De Shaw and more. The college has reputed faculty members with years of experience. Overall, the students get to learn practical skills and one of the best placements. 

Over 2,000 students from 30+ countries and 50 high schools are there at Sydney Film School. This is a private film school in Sydney, Australia. Also, it is a CRICOS registered institution. Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses are offered by this school. 

The acceptance rate for Sydney Film School is not available. The school maintains small class sizes for the purpose of personalized teaching, hence, not all the applications will be successful. The classes at Sydney Film School range from 10-20 for a tutorial and 30-40 for bigger project briefings, whole school masterclass, and film screenings. 

Yes, FIIB Delhi accepts admissions to its FPM courses through CAT. Students having a valid score in CAT can apply for admission. After applying, they have to appear for an interview before final selection. The college also accepts the scores of JRF/ NET  XAT, CMAT, GMAT and ATMA. Students who does not have any of these entrance exam scores can appear for the FIIB Research Aptitude Test (RAT) 

Indian students can prove their efficiency in reading and numeracy by submitting a certified copy of an Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of Education (SSCE) to study at Sydney Film School. Beyonf completing the Class 12, Indian students are required to have an effective English and Numeracy efficiency. 

Indian students can apply to Sydney Film School through the direct school's application form or via registered country education agent. The students must be at least 18 years of age. Those who want to take admission to this school should have completed Class 12.