I am confused between BPA(MUSIC) vs BA(MUSIC). I want to pursue one of these as distance learning course and I am considering LPU for that.

BPA at LPU is a course that develops the acting techniques of students for stage performances. It introduces students to some of the fundamental skills and tools required for developing the acting process. Gain experience through working with music industry or theatre on technicalities of music and theatre. This four year internationally accepted degree programme in Theatre provides intensive training in Theatre Arts and include professionally apt field projects like T. V and Film production along with Interdisciplinary inputs on event management, IT add to the employability of the students. LPU provides Bachelors in Performing Arts that includes options in 4 dynamic streams ie B.A. (music vocal), BPA (music vocal), B.A. (theater) and BPA (theater). The three year degree programme focuses on intensive performance sessions along with a theoretical understanding of new approaches to presentation and production. The curriculum allows students to explore their academic and professional interest through intensive training and enriches them with knowledge of technical aspects of the industry like sound design, arranging and event management etc. Details of the course can be checked from the official website. LPU nurture imagination and create inspiration through mastery of skills and techniques, to create fluent, authentic, original music and theatre pieces that shed light on the complexity of the human spirit and question accepted values and norms. Professionalism: LPU provides training and practice DUE TO WHICH IT IS PURELY A REGULAR COURSE & NOT DISTANCE COURSE. IT INVOLVES:- Teaching Practices: Live demonstration and screening of theatre performances. Live and recorded audio and audio-visual witnessing of great Masters of Indian classical music Natyashashtra practices for both theatre and music. Play reading sessions, discussions and analysis of situations and characters. Group discussion, presentation as tools of learning Encouragement of research work from the part of the students Regular feedback sessions with students Experiential Learning: Intensive physical and psychological exercises to prepare the body and the mind for acting performances Scientific voice and speech exercises for the actor and the singer Preparation of frequent music and theatre performances demonstrated in class and shows Students organizing and participating in departmental events like Sangamanch and Rangamanch Students participating in national -international competition.

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Dear Aayush, Both the programmes are good at LPU. My friend did BPA (Music) and one friend did BPA (Theatre) from LPU only and are now well settled in their career. Bachelor of Performing Arts is four years internationally accepted degree programme in Music that provides intensive training in Music and include professionally apt field projects like T. V and Film production along with Interdisciplinary inputs on event management, IT adds to the employability of the students. Placements: Above 65% of the students get placed from the University. The salary packages offered depends on the company and the student. Record labels & music companies visit the campus for recruitment. Almost 50% of students got internships in multiple music companies & film companies in India. Roles offered were as Vocal artists, Composers, morning music producers, singer-songwriters, music directors, etc. For Admission in this programme, candidates just need to pass the percentage only in the qualifying exam. Although, LPU NEST is not required to qualify one can take this exam to avail or increase their scholarships. LPU has opened their online admissions through a website one can visit their website or call them on their toll-free number to proceed further. Hope it is helpful! Thanks!

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