JNAFAU - Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture And Fine Arts University

The seat intake varies for each of the course specialisation. There are a total of 61 seats for MFA at College of Fine Arts, JNAFAU. Moreover, the seat bifurcation is as follows:

NOTE: The seat count is as per the official website. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

The selection in MFA course of Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University is entrance-based. Aspirants have to take the University Entrance Test for admission. Candidates shortlisted based on exam scores may get called for an interview round. After final selection, the admission fee amount can be paid for seat confirmation.

The Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University MFA course commences in September/October. Its entrance test may be conducted in July. Aspirants shall stay updated with important dates to avoid missing out an important event. Moreover, the admission office can also be contacted for updates about the dates and admission schedule. 

Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University offers MFA programmes across four specialisations. Admission to PG course is subject to entrance score and an interview round may also be conducted.
The available course specialisations are:

• Applied Art and Visual Communication
• Painting
• Sculpture
• Photograph and Media Communication

The university conducts Fine Arts and Design Entrance Examination (FADEE) for admission to its BDes course. Aspirants who are Class 12 pass can take this test. Further, as per academic background and exam scores, the final selection is done.

The UG-level design course is offered three of the JNAFAU colleges. Duration and the mode of study is the same for all these courses. Admission is granted based on scores in the entrance test conducted by the university.
The BDes course offering colleges are:

1. JNAFAU SPA
2. City Square Institute of Interior and Fashion Design
3. Stargate College of Design and Animation

Yes, the university offer seat reservations to the candidates. It follows the rules of the state government for seat reservations. As per an official documents, there are 15% of seats for SC candidates, 6% for ST, and so on. There are seats for women students and special category candidates, such as PH/CAP/NCC. Additionally, 5% supernumerary seats are for students of other states under the National Integration Scheme (NIS) category.