MFA in Printmaking 

at College of Arts, Tilak Marg

• Limited Placement Data:
• Unlike professional degrees like engineering or business, MFA placements are generally less structured and advertised. Many artists find work through independent projects, exhibitions, networks, and freelance gigs.
• The College of Arts, DU, might not have a central placement cell dedicated to MFA graduates.
• Strategies to Gauge Placement Potential:
• College Website and Brochures: Check the College of Arts website or programme brochures for any information on alumni success stories, career support services, or industry collaborations.
• Contact the College: Reach out to the department or faculty advisors directly. They might provide insights into past graduate placements or career paths pursued by MFA alumni.
• Talk to Current Students and Alumni: Connect with current students or talk to alumni through online forums or social media to get a firsthand perspective on their experiences.
• Industry Research: Research career opportunities in your chosen MFA specialization. Understand the typical hiring practices and required skills in the job market you're targeting.

The eligibility criteria for admission to the MFA (Master of Fine Arts) programme at the College of Arts, University of Delhi, varies depending on the specialization. Generally, candidates must fulfill the following requirements:

1. Qualifying Exam: Candidates must have passed the CoAAT (College of Art Aptitude Test) or an equivalent entrance examination conducted by the university.
2. Educational Qualification: Applicants should have completed their graduation in the relevant stream (such as Applied Art, Painting, Print-making, or Sculpture) from a recognised institute or university.
3. Minimum Marks: Candidates are required to have obtained a minimum qualifying percentage or grade in their undergraduate degree as specified by the university or the College of Arts.

It is essential for prospective applicants to carefully review the official admission notification and eligibility criteria provided by the College of Arts, University of Delhi, for the MFA programme they wish to apply for, as specific requirements may vary. Additionally, candidates should stay updated with any changes or updates regarding the admission process by regularly visiting the official website of the college.

• University Fees:
• The good news is that College of Arts, DU, is known for its affordability. You can find the official fee structure for various MFA programs on the college website (though the website might not be the most user-friendly). 
• Materials: Depending on your chosen specialisation (painting, sculpture, etc.), you might need to purchase art supplies, tools, and materials. These costs can vary significantly.
• Living Expenses: If you're relocating to Delhi for the program, factor in accommodation, food, transportation, and other living costs. Consider the cost of living in Delhi compared to your current location.

The Delhi University cut-off 2023 is prepared on the basis of the marks obtained in CUET Entrance Exam. The college affiliated to DU will release the DU seat allotment lists 2023 on their respective portals. However, a consolidated Delhi University cutoff list for Arts, Science and Commerce will be published later by the university via its admission portal. The Delhi University, College of Art, CUET Cutoff 2022 for EWS Category is listed below. The overall cutoff for CUET is 408 marks. The DU cut-off list will be made available in four stages. The first cut-off list will be published on August 1, 2023.

The College of Arts, University of Delhi has better placements than the College of Fine Arts. However, both colleges offer placements to their students. The College of Art, New Delhi conducts placement drives every year to help students get placed in reputed organizations. Delhi University's College of Arts also emphasizes practical training and research to ensure the overall refinement of the students

College of Arts, University of Delhi does not provide placements. However, you can apply on your own to job applications or start looking for internships. Faculty members try their best to help students in finding good jobs. College of Arts, University of Delhi admission 2023 is open for all courses. Candidates can apply on the official website of the institute.

The cut off marks for College of Arts, University of Delhi 2023 are determined based on the "Best of Four" marks obtained by the candidates. These marks are compared with the DU cut offs to shortlist candidates for DU admissions 2023 to its various courses. The Delhi University cut-off 2023 is prepared on the basis of the marks obtained in the CUET Entrance Exam. The factors that affect Delhi University cut-offs include total number of seats, total number of applicants, last year’s cut off trends, CUET 2023 normalized scores, course, college and category of the candidates.

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.