Film & TV

Hello, There is no minimum education requirement. However, those who pursue formal training may have more options available after completing their education. In some cases, aspiring actors might take classes at a theater company's acting conservatory or take acting lessons. Others pursue acting as a college major or study filmmaking or theater. Actors can earn an associate, Bachelor's, or master's degree in acting or theater. To earn these degrees, students can attend acting schools or conservatories or take acting courses offered at regular colleges or universities. The programs may include subjects like improvisation, acting for television and film and speech. Hope this answer helps.

Geography was the most preferred subject among the optional subjects chosen by the candidates, followed by Political Science & International Relations and Sociology. Sociology can help in the ethics paper as well with its focus on human nature, behaviour and society. This subject also helps to a great extent in writing on social issues topics in the GS and essay papers. Political Science and sociology has most importance in their own fields but taking sociology is better for both UPSC and PG. Because as per previous years trends the sociology students are qualified in UPSC exam than the political Science. But better go for your interested one between these subjects.

MA Film Studies is a 2 year long postgraduate course. It is generally studied by the candidates who want to know about the history of Indian and world cinema, learn about the various forms and techniques of cinematography, etc. Most importantly, MA Film Studies candidates will be trained to critically analyse a cinematic piece through different aspects.
To be eligible for MA Film Studies, a candidate should be a graduate in any stream from a recognised institute or university. The minimum required aggregate marks ranges between 45-55%, and varies with colleges. *Note that the cutoff for M.A. in Film Studies at Mumbai University may vary every year, depending on factors such as the number of applicants, availability of seats, and the overall performance of the candidates in the qualifying examination. It is advisable to regularly check the Mumbai University website for the latest updates on the cutoff for the program.