Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing )

Student reviews of the School of Visual Arts (SVA) highlight both pros and cons - while the school has a high-caliber faculty of working professionals providing valuable real-world experience, a challenging curriculum enabling rapid improvement, a vibrant creative community, and an ideal location in New York City granting access to internships and the broader art/design industry, the workload and pace can be overwhelming, there are concerns about inconsistent quality and support from certain professors, the lack of a meal plan and expensive cost of living in NYC make it financially challenging, especially for international students.  Finally, it is seen that there are mixed reviews overall, with the school being a good fit for motivated, talented art and design students willing to navigate these challenges.

Bachelor of Fine Arts is a four year undergraduate degree program that covers different domains under Fine Arts including painting, drawing, sculpture, radio courses, photography, dance,  and a lot more. Students can check the list of career options available after completing BFA rom Rachana Sansad College of Applied Art and Craft:Top Job ProfileJob DescriptionAverage Salary (in INR)Fine ArtistThe main job role of a fine artist is to produce artwork using various techniques. As a fine artist, a candidate may find a job as a painter, sculptor, illustrator, or printmaker in a commercial art studio, design company, publishing house, advertising agency, etc.INR 5.5 LPAActorCandidates who possess a BFA degree with a specialisation in theatre can work as an actors on screen or stage. As an actor, a candidate can express ideas and portray characters in television, film, theatre and other performing arts media.INR 7 LPAMultimedia ArtistCandidates who pass their BFA course with a specialisation in multimedia are responsible for creating animation sequences or storyboards. Such candidates typically work for ad agencies or software, gaming, designing, and television companies.INR 6 LPAArt DirectorThe major responsibilities of an art director include guiding the development of visual and written material through the layout and design of artwork and copy. An art director typically works for publishing houses or ad agencies.INR 9 LPAGraphic DesignerA graphic designer typically creates visual concepts by hand or by using software to communicate ideas that inform as well as captivate consumers. A graphic designer develops an overall layout and production design for advertisements, magazines, brochures, etc.INR 7 LPA