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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for Post Graduate Diploma in Acting at FTII Pune?
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Sujal Sharma
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Hi the last selected candidate's cutoff who was admitted in 2021 was
General - 70.00.
General - 70.00.
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Sujal Sharma
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98.8334496 for general candidates, 97.0117712 for SC/ST candidates & 93.6505421 for OBC candidates. These are the cutoffs for the course. For more information you can visit AIIMS Delhi website.
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Sujal Sharma
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The course is of 1 year and the fees of this Certificate course in dramatics at Shantiniketan Lalit Kala and Natya Tantra Shikshaj Mahavidyalaya. You can find it on http://www.shantiniketansangli.org
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Sujal Sharma
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For the acting course in Balaji ICE institute the fees is 2 lakhs . This is a 3 months course with admissions done by entrance and interview. You will have 25 modules of acting both theory and practical taught. It is located 12 locations across India.
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Shibiksha Mudaliar
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In my opinion, your son can take up a certification course from Bhanwar Rathore Design Studio under graphic designing as it covers software such as Adobe Photoshop.
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KRITI VEGAD
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One year fee for this course is around 60 to 70 thousand and the whole course is done in around 2 to 5 lakhs.
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Aniket Mandal
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Yes they have certain links with production houses to cast you but you have to work hard for it and have to start from smaller roles at first and then you will be able to gradually step up to bigger roles.
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Jaganath A S
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If you passed the uh you will get in schools or PG you can get in colleges too.
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Should I opt for higher studies or pursue a job after completing a course in cinematography and why?
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Vishal Maurya
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If you have no financial constraints, you may pursue further education on your own. However, you must do both, such as seek higher school and work as an assistant cinematographer to develop contacts and acquire experience, which will also provide you with financial assistance.
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