Film & TV

Hi,
You can surely pursue this course but before that, you need to complete your 10+2 from a recognized board of education like CBSE, ICSE or equivalent. You cannot pursue the course right after 10th.

Hi Sanga,
The film-making courses are generally offered by the institutes on the postgraduate level. There is no gender restriction for the course to be pursued but you need to complete your graduation first.

Hi Aditya,
In order to take admission in Institute of Mass Communication Film and Television Studies, you can directly apply to the college. There is no complicated admission procedure. There might be an interview though, to check your aptitude and suitability for the course.
For fee information, I would suggest you to connect with the college.

I think, it will become hectic for you. So, it's better that you focus on journalism. And it's much better than filmy career. After journalism you can be part of anchoring, reporting, content writer etc.

No, you need to complete HSC to pursue this course.

Hi,
There are is an entrance test for the degree. It is an aptitude based test, so study the theory well. The dates are out for the registration of test. Last date for registration is 20th June.

Eligibility for NSD Courses:
Graduate in any subject from a recognized University.Proficiency in Hindi and English.Active participation in at least 6 plays or in any other theatre related activity. All applications must be accompanied by copies of testimonials and certificates etc.The applicant's age should be between 18 to 30 years. The upper age limit is relaxed by five years for candidates belonging to SC/ST categories.
i have got no further information for ba or bsc. apologies for that

Yes, Film and Television Institute-Bangalore is a good institute for sound engineering. It gives you a very good facility of training teaching and learning. So, you can join it, and have a good career from there.

Top 10 Acting Schools in India are mentioned at the link provided below. In this article you can go through the list of the top 10 colleges/institutes where you can sharpen your skill as an actor. Take your pick on the basis of your skill-set and what you wish to achieve in the future. The list mentioned below is in no particular order. https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/film-tv/articles/top-10-acting-schools-in-india-blogId-8822.

A certificate course won't make you eligible for PG, not even a Diploma. You need to have a Bachelor's degree to apply and do PG.