M.A

Acharya is a two-year / four semester course equivalent to the Post Graduation (M.A. )
examination shall be three hours. Maximum Marks per paper shall be 100.
Eligibility of Acharya Course
The applicant must have passed any of the following examinations:-1. Shastri from Central Sanskrit University, or any other Sanskrit University, or any
recognised institution.
2. Shiromani from Madras University, Annamalai University, Shri Venkteshwar
University, Tirupati.
3. Vidvadmadhyama from Karnataka Government. 4. Shastrabhushan (Prelim. ) from Kerala Government. 5. Vidyapraveena from Andhra University, Visakhapatnam. 6. BA with Sanskrit as one of the subject from any recognised university. Once the application released fill the application form as admission process varies year to year so be careful while the admission notification released till yet they have not mentioned any entrance exam in their prospectus for MA in Sanskrit.

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.