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To get a seat in Mumbai University for B.A. in Film, Television and New Media Production, candidates must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Academic or Vocational Stream) conducted by different Divisional Boards of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or an Examinations of any another University or Body recognised as equivalent thereof by the Senate of the University of Mumbai.
The application procedure involves registering on the University of Mumbai website, filling the admission form available on the website of the desired college, and acquiring an MKCL number.
The course structure includes six semesters with various subjects such as Introduction to Literature and Creative Writing, Understanding Effective Communication, Introduction to History of Art, Basics of Photography, Introduction to Cinema and Film Appreciation, and more.
The evaluation criteria include internal assessments, end-semester exams, and a final project. The final project involves a 45-minute mini-feature film and a thesis report on the field of specialization.
Employment opportunities after completion of the course include Associate Producer, Executive Producer, Co-Producer, Line Producer, Production Controller, Production Executive or Manager, Director, First Assistant Director, Creative Director, Associate and Assistant Director, Production Runner, Casting Director, Chief Assistant Director, Operative Camera Man, Assistant Cinematographer, Assistant/Associate Cameraman, Director of Photography (DOP) / Asst. DOP, Production Designer, and Purchase Manager.

To get a seat in Amity University Mumbai for B.Des. in Fashion Design, you need to fulfill the eligibility criteria of 10+2 and go through the selection process. The programme fee for the 1st year is ₹0.81 Lacs for non-sponsored semester. You can apply now through the official website of Amity University.
Here are the details of the course structure for the 4-year program:
| Year | Semester | Courses |
|-|-|-|
| 1 | 1 | Fashion Orientation, Computer Skills and Foundation Vector Graphics, Elements of Design, World Art and Culture, Effective Listening, Understanding self for effectiveness, Environmental Studies-I |
| 1 | 2 | (Not specified in the tool output) |
| 2 | 1 | (Not specified in the tool output) |
| 2 | 2 | (Not specified in the tool output) |
| 3 | 1 | (Not specified in the tool output) |
| 3 | 2 | (Not specified in the tool output) |
| 4 | 1 | Media Studies in Fashion, Advanced Digital Portfolio and 3D Design, Couture design, Advance Pattern Making and Garment Construction, E-Commerce and digital marketing, Visual Merchandising, Summer Internship Evaluation Report and Presentation, History of Western Costumes, Consumer Psychographics, Design & Development of Fashion Accessories |
| 4 | 2 | Industry Project |

Yes, there are exceptions for the 60% eligibility requirement. Candidates with a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.), B.A. B.Ed., B.Sc. B.Ed., B.Com. B.Ed., or B. El. Ed. degree from Mumbai University or a recognised equivalent degree from another university are eligible with at least 50% marks. Additionally, candidates with a D. El. Ed. degree and an undergraduate degree (with 50% marks in both) are also eligible.

| Sr. No | Items | Amount in Rs || - | - | - || 1. | Tuition Fees | 4,000 || 2. | Laboratory Fees | 125 || 3. | P.G. Registration Fees | 800 || 4. | Library Fees | 300 || 5. | Gymkhana Fees | 125 || 6. | Uni. Sports and Cultural Activities | 20 || 7. | Diaster Relief Fund Fee | 16 || 8. | Group Insurance Fees | 20 || 9. | E. Charge | 10 || 10. | Breakages | 1,000 || 11. | Caution Money Deposit | 10 || 12. | Student Union Fee | 10 || 13. | Late Fees/Identity Card/ Rly. Conc. | 80 || 14. | Dip.Registration/Syllabus | 10 || 15. | P.G. Registration Form | 25 || Total | | 6,551 |

Yes, there are additional charges over and above the course fee for the Master of Education (M.Ed.) at Mumbai University. Some of these charges include:
Laboratory Fees: Rs. 125P.G. Registration Fees: Rs. 800Library Fees: Rs. 300Gymkhana Fees: Rs. 125University Sports and Cultural Activities: Rs. 20Disaster Relief Fund Fee: Rs. 16Group Insurance Fees: Rs. 20E-Charge: Rs. 10Breakages: Rs. 1,000Caution Money Deposit: Rs. 10Student Union Fee: Rs. 10Late Fees/Identity Card/Rly. Conc.: Rs. 80P.G. Registration Form: Rs. 25
Total additional charges: Rs. 2,551Note: These charges are as per the provided fee structure and may be subject to change.

Yes, private companies hire from M.A. in Economics at Mumbai University. The university has a placement process in place, and organizations can contact the faculty or student co-ordinator to recruit students. The mode of selection can be discussed with the faculty co-ordinators, and job offer letters are channeled through the placement cell.

The Mumbai University offers admission to the B.A. in Film, Television and New Media Production course based on the candidate's performance in the Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Academic or Vocational Stream) conducted by different Divisional Boards of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or an Examinations of any another University or Body recognised as equivalent thereof by the Senate of the University of Mumbai.

To apply for B.Sc. in Animation and Visual Effects (Honours/ Research) at Amity University Mumbai, follow these steps:
1. Check the eligibility criteria: 10 + 2 (Pass)
2. Go to the Amity University Mumbai website
3. Click on "Apply Now"
4. Fill in the application form
5. Pay the programme fee (Rs. 0.75 lacs for the 1st year, non-sponsored semester)
Note: For detailed information and to confirm the application process, visit the Amity University Mumbai website or contact their admissions office.

For reserved category candidates, the eligibility criteria for M.Sc. in Information Technology at Mumbai University differ in terms of a 5% relaxation in the minimum marks required. The general category candidates require 50% marks in their B.Sc. (IT) or B.Sc. (CS) from the University of Mumbai or any recognised University, whereas reserved category candidates need 45% marks.