Whistling Woods International

The total cost of the BBA in Media and Communication programme at Whistling Woods International Institute of Film, Communication and Creative Arts (WWI) is INR 9.50 Lakh, plus a one-time admission fee of INR 1.00 Lakh, and a hostel fee of INR 10.80 Lakh. The course is three years long and has an average fee of INR 9,25,000. 

The total tuition fee for Whistling Woods International BBA in Media and Communication is INR 9.50 Lakh. Apart from the tuition fee, there is a one-time admission fee of amount INR 1.00 Lakh, and a hostel fee of amount INR 10.80 Lacs that students are required to pay in addition to the tuition feeWWI is known as one of the top 10 film schools in the world by The Hollywood Reporter. Some say the fees are a little expensive, but worth it if you want to pursue courses in communication and creative arts. 

While the common package for BBA students at Whistling Woods International Institute of Film, Communication and Creative Arts (WWI) isn't always explicitly mentioned on their reliable internet site, a few external assets offer insights:

Important Considerations:

Median vs. Average: This information uses the time period "median package," indicating that half of the students received a package above INR 5.5 LPA and the opposite half of acquired a bundle underneath it. The average package deal could be slightly distinct.
Year Specificity:* Placement facts can range year-to-12 months, and the facts supplied may not be representative of every instructional year.
Industry Focus:* WWI's BBA application focuses on the Media

Whistling Woods International has been ranked by various organising bodies. The details are mentioned below:

• WWI has been consistently rated as one of the Top 10 Film Schools in the World by the global publication- The Hollywood Reporter.

• WWI is recognised as one of the 'Global League- Indian Institutes' by Skill Tree Knowledge Consortium.

• WWI is a full member of CILECT (Centre International De Liaison Des Ecoles De Cinema Et De Television)- a global association of Film schools, which lays very high statndards on admitting members (Of the 3000+ Film Schools across the globe, CILECT has only selected 180 schools)

• WWI was rated by Forbes India as among the ‘Top Institutes of Influence.

• Sony, the world’s the largest M&E corporation, has recognised WWI as a leader in the Media & Entertainment sector globally. It has chosen to partner with WWI for focusing on new and emerging technology in the fields of Digital Cinematography and 3D stereoscopic filmmaking through the ‘Sony Media Technology Centre’ located inside WWI Campus. There are only 3 such centers in the world, the other 2 being in London & LA.

• Foxconn – the world’s the largest electronics manufacturer partnered with Whistling Woods to set up the Foxconn Media Lab to promote content creation for digital platforms.

• President of Whistling Woods - Meghna Ghai-Puri was awarded an Honorary Fellowship from Bradford College, UK for her contribution to global Film & Media education through Whistling Woods.