National Institute of Photography Dadar West Mumbai Answered Questions

The quality of education and the value of a Diploma or degree can vary between institutions. Consider factors such as faculty expertise, curriculum, facilities, and alumni success when comparing National Institute of Photography's UG Diploma to Master's Digital Photography School. The fee structure is more expensive in NIP compared of MDP school. More details are available in official websites. Thus, it is subjective to conclude which is better but if quality is directly propotional to the fees, then, National Institute of Photography can be considered better than Master's Digital Photography School.

They haven't Mentioned Intake Seat Capacity Details in their Official Site or any third party Website. If you are want to know the seat details with 100% Accuracy then I will request you to kindly contact college helpline numbers about the admission procedure or seat capacity details.This Institution offers total 3 UG Diploma Courses for their intrested students which are -Diploma in Fashion PhotographyDiploma in Table Top PhotographyDiploma wedding & Event's Photography* The Registration From Outs Between the end or Middle of December ( Probably ). 

Obviously, According to the Previous Cut-off Reports You are Definitely Eligible to get admission in UG-Diploma Courses with 75 Percentile in Maharashtra HSC Examination.I have Shared below Some the latest Cut-off Marks Of this institution that help you to understand Eligibility citerias of this photography institution.For General Caste : 61.75 - 64 (%)For SC/ST : 45-50 (%)EWS : 50-59 (%)Pwd : 50 (%)Minumum Eligibility to Participate in UG Diploma Courses : You must have 12th Pass from any Recognized Board, CBSE Class 12th Or Maharsthara HSC Examination.

The Selection Process for UG Diploma Is Based On Merit Based. For Taking admission here you must have Qualify CBSE 12th And Maharsthara HSC Examination with Minimum 50% Marks.And if I talk about the Minimum Maharashtra HSC Score which is Varies around 50 %, I have shared the latest Cutoff Details of this institution as per Caste Basis.Cut-off Data :For General Caste : 61.75 - 64 (%)For SC/ST : 45-50 (%)EWS : 50-59 (%)Pwd : 50 (%)Minimum Eligibility : You must have 12th Pass from any Recognized Board, CBSE Class 12th Or Maharsthara HSC Examination. 

The eligibility criteria for the students are that they must be a graduate from any discipline and must have passed all subjects. The students must have a keen interest in photography with basic knowledge of taking a photograph.While one do not technically need any formal qualifications to call yourself a professional photographer, a higher education program, online photography course, or university degree really can help you to hone your skills, build good practices, and gain important industry connections.

There are courses specially designed for Photography. Be it a Diploma course in Photography, or pursuing a course in BJMC, BMM. Candidates can pursue courses such as BDes, BVA from popular designing colleges in India in order to pursue a career in Photography. This course has a duration of 1 year and is available for after 10th & 12th students. Direct admission will be offered to students for this Diploma course.

National Institute of Photography Accepts CBSE 12th Board Examination & Maharashtra HSC Result as a Mimium Eligibility Citeria for doing their UG Diploma Courses.This Institution also Offers Some Certificate Courses like - Digital Photo Editing Techniques, Conventional Video, arts Cinematic, Foundation Course in Photo Graphy, Crash Course on Photography, Certificate in Basic Course in photography, Certificate in Advance Course in Photography. Tution Fees Varies between 10K - 75K for Certificate Courses.UG Diploma Courses :Diploma In Weeding and Event Photography, Diploma in Fashion Photography, Diploma in Table top PhotographyEligibility : You Must have Completed Class 12 th from any Recognized Board Such as - Maharashtra Board Or CBSE for taking admission in Such Courses.

Yes, National Institute Of Photography is more Expansive than Master's Digital Photography School with in a view of Course fees.For UG Diploma Courses  National Institute Of Photography Charges 90K ( Fifety Five Thousand Ruppes ) as a Total Tuition fees.And For Certificate Courses National Institute of Photography Charges - 10K-75K  In Another Hand,   Master's Digital Photography School Charges - 7K to 14 K Ruppes for Certificate Courses. ( As a Total Tution Fees )And For UG Diploma Courses This institution Charges 55K Ruppes as a Total Tution fees for taking admission.* But You need Understand that both Institution offers some different Courses as per their availability. 

To pursue Photography or B.Sc. in Photography, a student needs to pass his Class XII (10+2) boards from a recognised board. A minimum of 50% marks in aggregate in the Class XII exams are required by students to qualify for admission.Students who have completed class 10 from a recognised board are qualified to apply for ITI photography course after 10th. Exam that are accepted in National Institute of Photography are CBSE, Maharashtra or any other recognized boards.

For Taking Admission You doesn't need to Qualify any Entrance Examination . For Taking admission here you must have Qualify CBSE 12th And Maharsthara HSC Examination with Minimum 50% Marks.And if I talk about the Minimum Maharashtra HSC Score which is Varies around 50 %, I have shared the latest Cutoff Details of this institution as per Caste Basis.Cut-off Marks as Per the latest Information : For General Caste : 61.75 - 64 (%)For SC/ST : 45-50 (%)EWS : 50-59 (%)Pwd : 50 (%)Minimum Eligibility : You must have 12th Pass from any Recognized Board, CBSE Class 12th Or Maharsthara HSC Examination.