Cinematography

The very first thing comes on mind after reading this question in, Is it possible? And the answer is, yes, it's possible to learn cinematography without attending film school. Learning Cinematography by own :
Figure out ways to get the shots you want, especially in a way that's better than hand-held. A mobile phone's video is a start, but you probably want to practice with a tripod at some point (can be very cheap), and then SEE what other tricks you can come up with such as wheeled chairs, swinging contraptions, in-vehicle shots. Use what lights you have to "paint with light". Honestly, cinematographers range between artists who do just crafting shadows and colors and emotion into their imagery.

BVA in Cinematography is four years of duration course with total intake of 14 students. The eligibility criteria of course is 10+2 with minimum 40% of aggregate marks with Physics and Chemistry. The upper age limit for BVA course is 24 years on Ist July and 26 years for SC/ST. The course fee is about Rs 21000 per year while the SC/ST candidates are exempted from tuition fee.
While the Diploma in Cinematography is three years of duration course with total intake of 14 students. The eligibility criteria of asked diploma course is 10+2. The course fee is about Rs 18500 per year.
So you can join the anyone course from above according to subjects studied at 10+2 level. However BVA Cinematography can be the good option if you are meeting the eligibility criteria.