Asian Academy of Film And Television Noida Answered Questions

In my eyes, AAFT and JD are both great universities and their quality of education is also very high. But I would like to add Anant National University to this discussion as it is where I completed my M.Des from. The main reason I chose ANU was because of the amount of education value they provided along with economically feasible fee structure. Anant National University also helped me to be a part of a very reputable MNC. Visit: http://anu.edu.in for more information.

If you have interest in such a course in which you get to have practical exposure instead of theory then you should definitely go for AAFT as it has a huge infrastructure through which you can get wide experience towards industry training with experienced faculty members, along with seminars, workshops and master classes. AAFT gives you Internships and placement assistance as well.

To be a professional actor you need a professional training which you can get only with professionals. AAFT is the right place for it because it has extensive training in acting along with choreography, modeling, stunts, portfolios, short films, grooming, personality development, diction, voice modulation etc and lot more in the course duration after which you are ready for working as a professional actor. There are regular celebrity visits, master classes, seminars, workshops etc.

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There's no second thought before I write this. Of course, it has to be NID, as it's an institute of national importance. AAFT, on the other hand is a private institute and is known for B.Des as well. NID is best known for design courses, and you will have ample of opportunities after passing out from there. Coming to it's placements, several graduates tend to start their own studio. According to LinkedIn, 377 out of 3500 graduates are Entrepreneurs (Nowhere close to the 60% stat by Sumit Shah, but I hope he can give some source). Popular companies (based on no. Of NIDians employed) are Cognizant, Microsoft, SAP, Adobe, Samsung, Godrej, HFI etc.
All your main/subject questions lead to one destination that is how much money you can earn after graduating from NID. If that is the only concern you have, then start your own business to earn. NID won't teach you how to earn money. You have to use your 100% brains, if you have to be on the top. How NID can help you to put you in good companies? It also depends on the stream you apply for. \
Now look at another scenario. Let's say you love textile design, and you want to apply for Textile/Apparel design at NID, right. What if I tell you that go for some of the UX related courses in NID to get more packages, will you just listen to me and go ahead with it? If yes, then you have got no passion for a particular design rather than earning money. If that is the case, then stop doing it. Have a vision where do you want to be and as a what. You will earn money for sure after graduating from colleges, like NID or IIT that would take some time along with the level of industry experience you have.

After doing B.Sc cinema course depending upon your chosen specialization, you get a chance to work with Film and TV production houses, and TV channels as well. For details, you can speak to your admission manager for all your placement and admission related queries as you get a chance to work with reputed and esteemed people at the very start of your career.

After B.Des from AAFT, numerous opportunities are available. You can work as Fashion Designer, Fashion Stylist, Fashion Consultant, Apparel Merchandiser, Fashion Merchandiser, Visual Merchandiser, Textile and Fabric Quality Auditor, Sampling In-charge for Buying Houses, Product Development Manager, Fashion Communication Manager, Fashion Event Manager, Fashion Journalist, Fashion Show Presenter, Quality Controller, CAD Designer, Textile Designer, Fashion Designer, Freelance Designer.