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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
Guide-Level 15
I don't think there is an issue with a middle-class person getting admission in FTII, but there are only 10 seats available.
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Lalit Kumar
Contributor-Level 10
Hello there,
Learn Indian Culture, Indian cinema, Indian folk music, books on acting to know aspects of acting. Regards
Learn Indian Culture, Indian cinema, Indian folk music, books on acting to know aspects of acting. Regards
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Lalit Kumar
Contributor-Level 10
Hello There!
No, there is no such experience is mandatory to get admission in FTII, its just you have few knowledge about acting. Rest, FTII is an institute to learn acting
Regards.
No, there is no such experience is mandatory to get admission in FTII, its just you have few knowledge about acting. Rest, FTII is an institute to learn acting
Regards.
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Lalit Kumar
Contributor-Level 10
Hey!
Yes, you can get into FTII by studying B.Sc in yoga as your pre-qualification as their qualification is graduation in any discipline. And For Acting your can go to National School Of Drama. So, be acting in college drama part study hard and complete your education and go for it.
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Lalit Kumar
Acting Coach, Casting Director & Creative Consultant
Yes, you can get into FTII by studying B.Sc in yoga as your pre-qualification as their qualification is graduation in any discipline. And For Acting your can go to National School Of Drama. So, be acting in college drama part study hard and complete your education and go for it.
Regards
Lalit Kumar
Acting Coach, Casting Director & Creative Consultant
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
Guide-Level 14
Impossible. a PG Course means POST Graduation. For this one has to be a Graduate- ie. BA or B. Tech. or B Sc or BJMC Degree holder.
After 10th, you can start getting trained for the technical skills and start working on the software. You need to be formally graduated to enter the Jobs in an established manner. So Focus on Studies as well as Training Yourself with Video Editing Skills.
After 10th, you can start getting trained for the technical skills and start working on the software. You need to be formally graduated to enter the Jobs in an established manner. So Focus on Studies as well as Training Yourself with Video Editing Skills.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Minimum eligibility to apply to this course is that candidate should have a pass percentage of 40% in class 12. Eligible candidates need to appear for the Written Test conducted by the college. Shortlisted candidates will be called for audition, based on the performance in written test. Interested candidates can apply online with required information.
Final Selection:
Final merit list will be prepared on the basis of performance in written test and interview,
Weightage -,
Written test - 50%,
Personal Interview - 50%
Regards.
Final Selection:
Final merit list will be prepared on the basis of performance in written test and interview,
Weightage -,
Written test - 50%,
Personal Interview - 50%
Regards.
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Rohan Ahuja
Guide-Level 12
Hi Meenu!
The application forms for 2019 batch will release in the last week of December 2018 and the last date of application will be until the 4th week of January.
The application forms for 2019 batch will release in the last week of December 2018 and the last date of application will be until the 4th week of January.
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Rohan Ahuja
Guide-Level 12
Hi Arvind,
Unlike an exam, there are no set of questions that the panel interviewing asks. The questions depend on who you are, what you have studied, where you have worked or about the work you want to show or talk to them about. One question leads to another and the conversation can steer in any direction. So ideally, there can be no preparation for this. You can only be positive and take the questions head on and answer with confidence and conviction.
It is also important for you to know why you want to study in FTII (a question they ask every candidate) and should be able to make this understand to the interviewer in a convincing way
Unlike an exam, there are no set of questions that the panel interviewing asks. The questions depend on who you are, what you have studied, where you have worked or about the work you want to show or talk to them about. One question leads to another and the conversation can steer in any direction. So ideally, there can be no preparation for this. You can only be positive and take the questions head on and answer with confidence and conviction.
It is also important for you to know why you want to study in FTII (a question they ask every candidate) and should be able to make this understand to the interviewer in a convincing way
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Rohan Ahuja
Guide-Level 12
Hi Shivam!
Unfortunately, there is no such system for reviewing the entrance exam papers. You can try and appear again next year.
Unfortunately, there is no such system for reviewing the entrance exam papers. You can try and appear again next year.
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Gaurav Shandilya
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Shivam!
Unlike an exam, there are no set of questions that the panel interviewing asks. The questions depend on who you are, what you have studied, where you have worked or about the work you want to show or talk to them about. One question leads to another and the conversation can steer in any direction - so ideally there can be no preparation for this - you can only be positive and take the questions head on and answer with confidence and conviction.
It is also important for you to know why you want to study in FTII (a question they ask everyone). There is an orientation session with the interview which helps prospective students un
Unlike an exam, there are no set of questions that the panel interviewing asks. The questions depend on who you are, what you have studied, where you have worked or about the work you want to show or talk to them about. One question leads to another and the conversation can steer in any direction - so ideally there can be no preparation for this - you can only be positive and take the questions head on and answer with confidence and conviction.
It is also important for you to know why you want to study in FTII (a question they ask everyone). There is an orientation session with the interview which helps prospective students un
...more
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