Film & TV

The FTII JET admit card consists of the details such as candidate's name, phone number, roll number, exam centre, exam address, date, time, photograph and exam day guidelines which candidates will have to follow on the day of the exam. While going for the exam, candidates will have to carry the admit card along with one government approved valid photo ID proof.

Once the application form is submitted, the candidate cannot change the exam center at any stage. The change of examination center will be entirely at the discretion of the exam conducting authority and the candidates will be liable to follow the instructions.

No. Candidates need to carry a hard copy of admit card along with government ID proof. The use of phones will also be banned during the examination. Candidates will have to deposit their luggage at the counter made in the examination centre.

Yes, MIT School of Film and Theatre offers placement assistance to students. The college invites industry experts who conduct workshops and students get the opportunity to work under their mentorship. Students get the opportunity to work at various international film festivals and assist in the upcoming events.

MIT School of Film and Theatre offers admission through an online procedure. Students must have to appear for an online Aptitude test and Creativity test followed by a personal interview. The personal interview comprises of self-analysis, socio-political awareness, knowledge of world cinema/ art/ culture and future career goals.

MIT School of Film and Theatre offers BSc and MSc in filmmaking which includes specialisation in Direction and Screenplay writing, Cinematography, Editing, Sound Recording and Designing.

At the postgraduate level, the college offers MSc and several other courses to students. MIT SFT offers MSc in three specialisations. The college offers 2-year programmes in Filmmaking which include Cinematography, VFX & Motion Graphics, and Editing.