MFA

Notable Indian government universities with master's degrees in graphic design or fine arts include: University of Delhi Faculty of Fine Arts; Sir JJ School of Art, Mumbai; University of Delhi College of Art; Government College of Fine Arts, Chennai Faculty of Fine Arts, Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda These schools are well known for their top-notch academic programmes, first-rate facilities, and highly qualified faculty members with backgrounds in the arts and graphic design.

The MIT School of Fine Art & Applied Art at MIT-ADT University does not offer 100% scholarships for the MFA (Applied Arts) program. Although other scholarships are provided, such as

• Dr. Vishwanath Karad Scholarship: Awarded to students with 90% and above in their graduation and 85% and above in 12th grade.
• MIT-WPU Scholarship I: Awarded to students with 86% and above in their graduation and 81% and above in 12th grade.
• MIT-WPU Scholarship II: Awarded to students with 84% and above in their graduation and 79% and above in 12th grade.

The scholarships are granted on a first-come, first-served basis and are awarded as fee adjustments.

There is no such provision for direct admission to any of the courses offered at MIT School of Fine Art & Applied Art, MIT-ADT University for MFA. Candidates would need to go through the regular admission process, which likely includes an entrance exam, portfolio review, and other eligibility criteria.

The fee structure for the MFA programs at MIT School of Fine Art & Applied Art MIT-ADT University is as follows (INR):

MFA (Applied Arts)

• First Year Fee: 1,25,000/-
• Total 2-Year Program Fee: 2,53,500/-

MFA (Painting)

• First Year Fee: 1,25,000/-
• Total 2-Year Program Fee: 2,28,500/-

MFA (Sculpture)

• First Year Fee: 1,25,000/-
• Total 2-Year Program Fee: 2,28,500/-

MFA (Art Therapy)

• First Year Fee: 1,60,000/-
• Total 2-Year Program Fee: 3,23,500/-

The university claims to provide 100% placement assistance to students in the MFA Applied Arts program. MFA Painting program, they highlight the program's focus on developing industry-relevant skills and providing career advancement support through mandatory internships and placement assistance. around 40-50% of students in the MFA Painting programme at MIT School of Fine Arts & Applied Arts were able to secure placements.