Film & TV

Candidates can earn up to INR 10 LPA in this field. Although the salary depends on many factors like the job profile, experience etc.

Candidates are asked questions about the History of Films, Creative Aptitude, English, Current Affairs etc.

Candidates are given admission on either a merit basis or an entrance exam. The merit is prepared on the basis of marks obtained in a qualifying exam i.e. class 12 for the UG course and graduation for the PG course.

Candidates must have passed class 12 in any stream from a recognized board to take admission in BA Film Studies or Diploma courses in film studies/appreciation.

Candidates interested in pursuing a film studies/appreciation course can enrol themselves in colleges mentioned below:

• Film and Television Institute of India
• Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute
• Jamia Millia Islamia
• St Xavier's College
• University of Mumbai
• Alagappa University
• Symbiosis School of Liberal Arts
• Maaya Academy of Advanced Cinematics

Unlike filmmaking courses, film studies focus on the theoretical form of films. In this course, students are taught to review the story, scenes, dialogues etc. of films and understand them as an art.

To get admission into the Deccan Education Society's Institute of Film and Television in Pune, the candidate must pass through the Media Aptitude Test (MAT) entrance test conducted offline and a personal interview. All the best.

Some of the top government colleges for pursuing Theatre courses includes various central and state universities. The government colleges for Film Making are as follows:

Yes, Few colleges offer Film Making courses in online as well as distance mode. The table below gives details of these courses: