National Institute of Photography

Candidates can check the National Institute of Design (NID) cutoff for 2023 on the institute's official website. Typically, the cutoff scores are made public after the release of the NID DAT (Design Aptitude Test) results. Students are shortlisted for the DAT mains exam based on their category-wise merit ranking and cutoff marks are category-specific. Differentiated based on that category, the NID DAT cutoff scores for 2023 will contain the minimum score one is needed to pass the test.

National Institute of Photography:

• There are total 10 courses in this institute and 7 certificate courses.
• Total fees for 45 days is Rs 17,000.

Master's Digital Photography School:

• There are total Courses 6 courses and 5 certificate courses in this institute.
• Total fees for 1 month is Rs 7000.

The package details are not available online. But you can do freelancing or any other jobs or self jobs after the completion of your degree. 

According to recent reports, The average salary of INR 30K per month was offered by NIP, Mumbai. The highest salary offered by  NIP, Mumbai was INR 7.8 LPA. 

The track record of placements in very good in NIP, Mumbai as 99% batch always gets placed during NIP placements.  

After the completing the course form here, one can work as a wildlife photographer, fashion photographer, wedding photographer, travel photographer, commercial photographer and much more. Photographers can work in the advertising industry for newspaper publishers, press and magazines.

The seat intake for UG Diploma at National Institute of Photography isn't available clearly. But the application forms are out generally in the month of December. 

Photography courses can be pursued directly after class 12th and after graduation as well. Candidates can pursue Photography course at any level as per their choice.

Generally, the Application forms for National Institute of photography are out on the month of December.

Students interested in a photography degree can choose from Bachelor of arts, Bachelor of fine arts, and Bachelor of Science photography programs. Bachelor of Science degrees and Bachelor of fine arts degrees feature more professional and technical courses in photography.

The eligibility criteria for the students are that they must be a graduate from any discipline and must have passed all subjects. The students must have a keen interest in photography with basic knowledge of taking a photograph.

While one do not technically need any formal qualifications to call yourself a professional photographer, a higher education program, online photography course, or university degree really can help you to hone your skills, build good practices, and gain important industry connections.

To pursue Photography or B.Sc. in Photography, a student needs to pass his Class XII (10+2) boards from a recognised board. A minimum of 50% marks in aggregate in the Class XII exams are required by students to qualify for admission.Students who have completed class 10 from a recognised board are qualified to apply for ITI photography course after 10th. Exam that are accepted in National Institute of Photography are CBSE, Maharashtra or any other recognized boards.

National Institute of Photography :

• There are total 10 courses in this institute and 7 certificate courses.
• Total fees for 45 days is Rs 17,000.
• There are courses specially designed for Photography in National Institute of Photography. Be it a Diploma course in Photography, or pursuing a course in BJMC, BMM. 

Master's Digital Photography School :

• There are total Courses 6 courses and 5 certificate courses in this institute.
• Total fees for 1 month is Rs 7000.
• The students should have passed all subjects in 10+2 in any stream from any state or central board or its equivalent to get admission in this.