Film & TV

Fees is not available on the official website, you'll have to contact the college via mail or by calling them to know the fee structure. (Call between Monday to Saturday:
11 AM to 05:00 PM)
Email:raft@ramojifilmcity.com.

You can check this link for your information-:
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/drama/colleges/colleges-india?rf=filters&ct[]=10224&uaf[]=location

Yes, the BJMC course is a very wide course too opt for. BJMC gives you the chance to get an experience on every department of Journalism and Mass communication.

To take admission in the University of Mumbai, you will have to fill out the form available on the university website and on the college website that you are aiming at and then they might conduct an interview.

Hello Veena,
I am listing the top institutes in South India for film making:
Ramoji Academy
St. Paul's Institute of Communication
Creo Valley School of Film and Television
IIFA Multimedia
You can visit this link below for further information:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/st-xavier-s-college-mahapalika-marg-Mumbai-1184

Hello
The admission process for entrance are exams are closed. Only merit based subjects admission process is going on and that too will close very shortly. Please go to link below for further information
https://www.shiksha.com/university/Pune-university-unipune-sppu-savitribai-phule-Pune-university-25004/admission
All the best.

1. Online Registration
2. Submission of Application form
3. Entrance exam
4. Result
Session starting date will be mentioned after all these steps

Hi Sristy
It is a perfect institute for all those who want to learn cinematography.

when you appear for the screening or counseling, you should carry some proof that you have cleared the qualifying exams. If you don't have that then they would reject your admission. You can also contact the organisers as soon as possible to correct any discrepancy in the application or counseling call letter

Hi Biju,
In Journalism & mass Communication courses - emphasis is more on writing skills / story making / Presentation / facing camera etc .
In media & Entertainment - Its more about becoming an anchor / personality development and other aspects of movie making but in lesser depth.
But if you are interested in cinematography - the course is entirely different.
You should go for Film & Television Technology - it covers all aspects of film making & cinematography as well. This will increase your chances of job prospects.