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Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)is the standardunder-graduatedegree for students seeking a professional education in the visual or performing arts.
It is an interactive course having duration of 3 to 4 years. This course is also known as BVA (Bachelor of Visual Arts). Students who have completed their 10+2 can pursue Bachelor of Fine Arts.
The course can be pursued either for full-time graduate course or part-time graduate course .i.e. through correspondence or distance learning.
The average tuition fee for this course varies from 2 Lakh INR to 6 Lakhs INR or as according to the fee structure of different universities.
Admission forms for the BFA course are generally available along with other undergraduate courses application forms in the month of May. Mostly, the admission is merit based and universities declare a common cut off list for admission to the program.
However, there are some institutes that conduct the entrance examination. Some fine arts institutes carry out Aptitude test and based on that, admission process is carried out.

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