Do I have to take a Bachelor degree to get into FTII Pune? I just passed class 12th. What should I do?

I have passed 12th but I don't have a bachelor's degree and also want to get into FTII by giving the entrance. If it is, what field should I take the degree in? My parents want to make me an engineer and I don't want to do it. If the requirement is a Bachelor degree, should I go with engineering?

241 Views|Posted 2016-03-02 01:50:49
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Chhavi Sharma
2016-03-03 11:32:21
You would need to have a Bachelor's degree in order to pursue most courses at FTII.

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