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Indrani Choudhury

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A total of 150 seats are available for BFA at MIT School of Fine Art & Applied Art, MIT-ADT University. For more details, students can check the table presented below:CoursesSeatsBFA in Applied Art90BFA in Painting30BFA in Sculpture30

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In order to get admission for the year 2024, students need to furnish multiple documents for the applied course. Students are advised to visit the official website to learn more about document submission. Furthermore, candidates can check the points mentioned below for document requirements to get admission 2024:Valid Mobile no. and Email IDClass 10 and Class 12 pass certificateLeaving certificateAadhaar cardPassport-size photoSignature

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The application to MIT School of Fine Art & Applied Arts, MIT-ADT University is online. Students can check the steps below to know the step-wise application process 2024:Step one: Visit the official website, MIT School of Fine Art & Applied ArtsStep two: Go to the admission tab.Step three: Click on “Apply for Admission”.Step four: Register with basic details to get application credentials.Step five: Login to fill out and complete the application form.Step six: Pay the application and complete the form.

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Indrani Choudhury

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No, a candidate cannot apply for the BFA course right after completing Class 10. Students need to pass Class1 2with 45% aggregate in any stream. BFA stands for Bachelor of Fine Arts and this course is of duration of 4 years and the candidate  cannot apply for the course as regarding the education qualification needed for the course.

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Indrani Choudhury

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Applied arts at MIT School of Fine Art & Applied Arts are a broad subject area that combines aesthetics, design, consumer need, and finding practical solutions to problems. Specific areas of study include Graphic Design, Fashion Design, Architecture, Automotive Design, Advertising, and Ceramics. For more information, students can check the official website.

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Indrani Choudhury

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There is no such provision for direct admission to any of the courses offered at MIT School of Fine Art & Applied Art, MIT-ADT University. Candidates interested in taking admission for BFA must take the institute’s entrance exam, i.e. aptitude test + Portfolio + Personal Interview (Online) . On successful qualifying in both these rounds, candidates will be required to report to the admission cell at MITID for document verification and tuition fee payment for final seat allotment.

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Indrani Choudhury

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In order to get admission for BFA at MIT School of Fine Art & Applied Art, MIT-ADT University, the candidate need to meet the last educational qualification. Students who are looking for this programme at MIT School of Fine Art & Applied Arts, MIT-ADT University need to qualify for Class 12 with a 45% aggregate. The selection criteria for the course is aptitude test + Portfolio + Personal Interview (Online). 

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Aruna Chettri

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As different colleges may have different strengths and weaknesses, and different students may have different preferences and goals. However, based on som search results, I can provide some information that may help you compare the two colleges.JNAFAU is a state university established in 1940, while Shri Ram College is a private college established in 1999.JNAFAU offers B Tech in three specializations: Planning, Digital Techniques for Design and Planning, and Facilities and Services Planning. Shri Ram College offers B Tech in eight specializations: Civil, Computer Science, Electrical, Electronics and Communication, Electronics, Ind
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To check the JNAFAU UG cut off for round-wise seat allotment, you can follow these steps:Visit the official website of JNAFAU and click on the ‘Admissions’ tab.Select the course you have applied for, such as B.Arch, B.Tech, BFA, etc.You will see a list of links for different rounds of seat allotment, such as Round 1, Round 2, etc.Click on the link for the round you want to check and download the PDF file.The PDF file will contain the cut off ranks for each category and specialisation for that round.You can also check the previous year’s cut off for JNAFAU UG courses on some other websites for reference. However, the c
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Aruna Chettri

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According to the results, the admission criteria for B Tech at JNAFAU are as follows:Applicants must have studied 10+2 from a recognised Board with PCM as core subjects.Applicants must qualify for the TS EAMCET exam to be called for the counselling round.Applicants must choose one of the three specializations offered by JNAFAU: Planning, Digital Techniques for Design and Planning, or Facilities and Services Planning.You can find more details about the courses, fees, eligibility, selection process, and dates on the official website of JNAFAU or other sources.I hope this helps.

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