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Rohan Ahuja
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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
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Hi Amisha,
Yes, you can certainly join the course. The admission is based on marks obtained in 10+2, minimum 5 feet 2 inches for girls and 5 feet and 7 inches for boys, proportionate weight and fluent in English.
Yes, you can certainly join the course. The admission is based on marks obtained in 10+2, minimum 5 feet 2 inches for girls and 5 feet and 7 inches for boys, proportionate weight and fluent in English.
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Rohan Ahuja
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Hi Sooraj,
The fee information of Westford Institute of Film Technology is not available anywhere online. Please connect with the Institute for a detailed information.
The fee information of Westford Institute of Film Technology is not available anywhere online. Please connect with the Institute for a detailed information.
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Rohan Ahuja
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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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Megha Aggarwal
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Yes, they do conduct an entrance exam for B.A. In acting. Please have a look on the link to know the details: https://www.shiksha.com/college/whistling-woods-international-institute-of-film-communication-and-media-arts/exams/wwi-entrance-exam.
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Kanksha Mutreja
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You should definitely go for BJMC i.e Bachelors in Journalism in Mass Communication.
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siddhi ghuge
Contributor-Level 7
Your selection in FTII is completely based on your interest, dedication and most importantly your knowledge about each and every detail about the medium. For preparation there are different books I would suggest you to go through the Manorama Yearbook 2017 for current affairs and general knowledge. For books for film studies you can refer to Film Art and some other books like How to read a film. Also internet can help you the most like referring to websites giving information on films and YouTube videos. Finally your dedication and hard work will help you the most.
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Dhruv SharmaCurrently pursuing MBA from BVIMR in 2017-19 batch
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If you are confident that you can earn a living from film industry than definitely do that. Else, what you can do is to first do an MBA, job, be self-dependent, and then further continue your passion in film/photography industry. For more counseling on the matter you can visit - https://buildyorcharacter.blogspot.in/2017/12/i-devote-this-entire-post-to-most.html
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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Hi,
I understand you are stuck in between your goals ahead. You have completed your 12th in arts and finding it difficult to pursue courses ahead right?
I understand you are stuck in between your goals ahead. You have completed your 12th in arts and finding it difficult to pursue courses ahead right?
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