My son has got 89 marks, 76259 general rank in JEE Mains, 86.6% in 12th (433/500). What course can he opt: B.Sc in pcm or BE?

He has got 130 marks in UCEED'18, 2167 rank 70 marks in CLAT'18. He is interested in film direction. As film institute need a min. grad for study, what can he take for UG? Is it advisable to go for JEE Mains, UCED next year to get a prestigious institute before entering his field of interest?

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Rudra  Shaurya
8 years ago
I will answer your query about film direction. Jamia Milia Islamia is one of the best Institute in Theatrics and Visual Arts. Many bollywood and documentry writers are alumni of the institute. Also, in my opinion, 89 marks are good but being in General Category increases the level of competition and

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