Film & TV

Most of these exams have a similar structure but the syllabus and pattern might differ.
The paper usually comprises of two parts in which:
Part1:- Tests your language skills.
Part2:- Tests your current affairs and general knowledge.

Dear Ebenezer,
Eligibility:
Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognised board.
Admission process:
Interested candidates can apply directly to the college.

Some institutes other than NSD for acting are –
1. AAFT Acting Institute
2. Livewires Acting Institute
3. Film and Creative Arts Institute
4. Roshan Taneja School of Acting
5. Whistling Woods International

Yes, you may surely get the admission in the colleges offering journalism and mass communication. For that purpose you have to be more specific about the college you want to join and then further you will be admitted to the college on the basis of their admission criteria. Then I will be there to help you be informed.

Admission Process.
Register and Apply.
Interested candidates can apply online with required information.
Merit Screening
Admission is based on the marks obtained in graduation.

First of all, you complete your higher education (10+2) and then take admission in this particular field you can go for National School of Drama. It is good that you set your goal and if possible please take acting or theatre classes side by side. Good luck.

One should pass class 12th exam to get admission in Bachelor of Visual Arts in MGR Government Film and Television Training Institute. Here the degree course is of 4 years.

Hey Prathmesh,
You have scored a good percentage and you will definitely get admission in B.A drama.
The basic criteria of all universities and colleges to apply for any course is completed 10+2 from a recognised university or board with the minimum marks.
You can go on some colleges websites and cyber cafe as well to know more about admission procedures.

I don't think there is an issue with a middle-class person getting admission in FTII, but there are only 10 seats available.