Hemal, filmmaking and engineering are two very different courses and as far as I know, no college in India provides a dual degree in them.

Although you can attend workshops and take up short courses in filmmaking while you are in your engineering degree. You can take the humanities electives in filmmaking if provided by your college. If not, almost every college has a club that deals with filmmaking. You can join it to pursue your interest, make short films and videos for tests and college competitions while also learn a lot from the guidance of your seniors.

Also within this time, you will get to know if you are really interested in this field and want to take it up as a profession. If so, you can start preparing for admission in the film institutes like FTII Pune and SRFTI Kolkata. You can join it once you are done with your college degree. Hope that helps.

Hello, Directors and producers typically need at least a bachelor's degree from a 4-year institution. A film director college may offer Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), or Bachelor of Science (BS) degree programs that can prepare students for the career.

You can usually choose from subjects like film or cinema that help prepare students for the filmmaking process. These degree programs may include a director course in topics like cinematography, editing, film history, and screenwriting.

Hope this helps!

Hello bishal,

There is no information for the written test but those students who appear for interview after cracking the entrance exam are judged on cinema/art/ culture and future goals, self analysis, current affairs, world knowledge, knowledge regarding the field. Good luck for the future :)

Hope it helps

Hello Aspirant,

As per the selection procedure after qualifying MITSFT Entrance Exam, The candidates will have to appear for MITSFT – FMAT & Personal interview/skype round.

Officially there is no any information about the syllabus of written test however during the personal interview the candidates are judged based on Self-Analysis, Socio-Political awareness, world knowledge, cinema/art/culture and future career goals .

You can also go through with the given below link for the further information.

http://www.mitsft.in/BSc-in-Film-Making

Good Luck!

• CRAFT Film School, New Delhi
• Asian Academy of Film and Television, Noida
• Rayat Bahra University FA School of Media & Films, Mumbai
• MV Media Institute, Lucknow

Hello Ankush .

In order to make a career in film making first of all you need a proper training . For this you can join various academies. You can also pursue degree or diploma in this field.

Once you complete all this you will be well aware that you turned out to be future of film making.

Good luck

Here are some of the prominent colleges offering this course in India –

• University of Pune
• University of Lucknow
• Andhra Loyola College
• Tezpur University
• St. Albert’s College, Kochi
• MGCGV, Chitrakoot

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Minimum educational qualification required is – completed 12th (any stream – Arts, Commerce or Science) or equivalent qualification.

Hey Aspirant, If you wish to amke your career in Cinematography then after class 12th all you need to do is to take admission in Bachelor of journalism and mass communication. As being the most versatile course it provides many area of interest.

Hope this helps

Good luck 

Hello student,

There are variois institutions in India providing you the course in VFX & Digital Film Making:

• MAAC
• T-series
• FX school, Mumbai
• Indian Institute of Digital Art and Animation, Kolkatta

T-series is the leading institution providing you witg world class knowledge in VFX& Film making, witha lot of internship opportunities within own company. Then comes MAAC, mostly preferred by students due to low cost and well facilitated.

Cheers!