BFA in Sculpture 

at College of Arts, Tilak Marg

The minimum eligibility requirement for admission to the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) program at the College of Arts, University of Delhi, is 60% or above in Class 12th. Candidates for admission to the BFA programme must additionally complete the Pre-University (2-year) examination of an Indian board recognised by the University of Delhi. The university's aptitude test results and qualifying examination results are used to determine the candidate's final selection.

Here are some key points to consider:

1. Both colleges offer BFA programs, but they may have different specializations and approaches to education.
2. Delhi University's Centre for Arts is considered a standard college offering different academic and post-graduate arts courses in every field.
3. Delhi University BFA students are awarded Merit Scholarships of INR 75 per month up to 5% to 10% of the total number of students as per rules. The College also awards Fee Concessions to deserving students according to the prescribed rules by the University. The choice between BFA programs depends on personal interests and career goals. If one has a passion for traditional art techniques and wants to pursue a career in fine arts, BFA may be the right choice.

Admission in the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) programme at the College of Arts, University of Delhi, the following procedure needs to be followed:

1. Eligibility: Candidates must have passed the Class XII or its equivalent examination from a recognised board with a minimum of 50% marks. Entrance Exam: Candidates must clear the Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG) . The College of Arts, Delhi University conducts the College of Art
2. Aptitude Test (CoAAT) for admission to the BFA program.
3. Registration: After clearing the entrance exam, candidates need to register on Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal for seat allocation.
4. Application: Aspirants are required to fill the CSAS portal by visiting the official website.
5. Seat Intake: The College of Arts, Delhi University offers the BFA programme in six different specializations. The total student intake for each specialisation is as follows: Applied Art, Art History, Painting, Print Marketing, Sculpture, and Visual Communication.

211 seats are avaliable for the BFA programme at the college of Arts, University of Delhi. The seats are categorized into six different specilalizations and based on the categories the seats are divided:

Applied art-80 seats

Painting -40 seats

Art history -16 seats

Printmaking -16 seats

Sculpture -16 seats

Visual communications -16 seats

Total - 211 seats

No, direct admission to the BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) programme at the College of Arts, University of Delhi, is not possible. It is merit based admissions and CUET exam score which is considered. The admission process for the BFA programme includes an aptitude test or entrance examination conducted by the university. 

Admisison is thus done throught CUET all over India.

Candidates should appear in CUET under graduate  in the Languages/stream -Specific Subjects in which he/she is appearing or has passed in Class XII. For admission to University of Delhi, it is mandatory for the candidate to appear in CUET (UG) - in those subjects in which s (he) is appearing/has passed Class XII. It is very essential that students take the CUET test before being admitted to prestigious universities and colleges offered by central universities. The Common University Entrance Test (CUET) is an entrance exam, from all over India who wants to take admitted to some of the best universities in the nation have to appear at the CUET exam. If students appearing for the CUET clear the exam she/he can try in next subsequent year.

{Source: BFA students & alumni}

Effectiveness of Placement Cell for BFA Programs at College of Arts

Unfortunately, there is no placement cell at College of Arts, which means that the college does not offer placement services to its students. According to students' reviews:

* "None of the companies visit the campus for placements."
* "Placements are not provided by our college."

Despite this, many students still manage to secure jobs after completing their studies, often with the help of faculty members who assist students in finding employment opportunities.

In summary, the placement cell at College of Arts is non-existent, leaving students to rely on their own efforts to secure jobs or internships.

For each month the College awards Merit and Merit-cum-Means Scholarships of Rs. 75 which is up to 5% and 10% respectively of the total number of student as per rules. This is however, subject to the sanction by the Government.
The Inlaks Shivdasani scholarship is given to students to pursue a master's or doctoral degree in the field of Fine Arts and Visual Arts.
Some of the fine art scholarships are:-
Cultural talent search scholarship scheme 
Inlaksshivdasani scholarship 

No, you cannot join College of Arts, University of Delhi directly. The college follows a strict policy of admission which is only on the merit and aptitude test basis. Candidates applying for BFA admission at Delhi University must clear the Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG) . Those who qualify the entrance examination will be required to register on Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal for seat allocation. The admission process includes three phases, in the first phase aspirants are required to fill the CSAS portal by visiting the official website. Candidates seeking admission to affiliated colleges of Delhi University must register for CUET examination first and then on Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS).

No, its is not compulsory at college of Arts, University of Delhi because as per the Delhi High Court rejected a plea to set up compulsory dormitory facilities for D.U. students and ruled that these provisions are not laid down in varsity rules. and also College of Arts, University of Delhi does not even have their own hostel facilities for there own students also. But if you want to live in hostel and enjoy the hostel life you can stay in hostels nearby the college of arts, University of Delhi or you can also stay in PGs nearby which provide good facililties at afforable prices range. There are also few independent houses nearby the college in which students who don't want to live in hostels and PGs can stay but have to do their stuffs themselves. Therefore it might be a little expensive but it totally depends on you that where do you want to live and the most important what is your budget.