MPA

The syllabus includes subjects like performance techniques, art history, aesthetics, choreography, research methods, and practical sessions in the chosen specialization. The subjects that are taught in different MPA specializations are:Music production: Topics may include digital music technology, music production, digital recording, composition styles and orchestral musicDance: Topics may include the history of dance, traditional folk dances and critical study of danceScript writing: Topics may include the essence of script writingActing: Topics may include theory of actingDesign: Topics may include graphics and plastic artsDirection: Topics may include directionManagement and publicity: Topics may include management and publicityTheatre therapy: Topics may include theatre therapyAudience study: Topics may include audience studyAllied media study: Topics may include allied media study

A variety of entrance tests are normally accepted by MIT Vishwashanti Sangeet Kala Academy, a division of MIT-ADT University, for admission to its Master of Performing Arts (MPA) degree. The main test used to assess candidates' aptitude and performing arts talents is the MIT-ADT University Entrance Test. The academy may also take into account results from national exams in the arts, like the UGC NET (National Eligibility Test) in Performing Arts, if relevant. Additionally, as part of the admissions process, candidates are frequently required to submit a portfolio or attend an audition in order to showcase their artistic and practical abilities. It is recommended that you check the official MIT-ADT University website or get in touch with their admissions office directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Candidates must typically meet certain requirements in order to be considered for admission to the Master of Performing Arts (MPA) programme at MIT Vishwashanti Sangeet Kala Academy, MIT-ADT University. Candidates must be graduates of an accredited university with a bachelor's degree in the performing arts or a closely related discipline, such as a B.A. in theatre, dance, or music. Generally, a minimum grade or percentage—typically 50% or above—is needed. In order to get admitted, a candidate may either need to pass an entrance exam or go through an interview process where their knowledge, abilities, and aptitude for performing arts would be assessed. A portfolio or audition may also be required by certain schools in order to highlight the candidate's practical skills. A statement of intent, recommendation letters, and appropriate professional experience in the sector are possible additional requirements.