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Hello dear,
I think there is a lot of scope in fine arts in India, especially since it is a relatively unexplored field and India is a developing country. So, there are several things you could with a fine arts degree in India. These include and are not limited to:
1. Being an artist: an obvious choice and probably the most interesting. It'll be tough to make it as a famous artist at first and having a few (preferably rich) contacts will help. You'll have to work hard to be the best and work hard to get into a reputed gallery. But it'll be worth it, I'm sure.
2. Art professor: This job could be quite rewarding if you like teaching and can handle a bunch of hyperactive twenty-year-olds.
3. Art teacher: That goes along the same lines as an art professor but if you like kids more than adults, being a teacher would be way better. And they say it's pretty rewarding.
4. Designing: If you choose to specialize in applied arts or textile designing in BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts), you'll have a lot more opportunities. You'll be able to get into a designing firm and as you get better, the pay too will improve.
5. Advertising: Again, if you specialize in Applied Arts, you can quite easily get into an advertising firm.
6. Illustration: You could get a job illustrating for children books and book covers and also posters. This will even give you quite a lot of artistic freedom.

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Admission without entrance is not possible.
All the first year Admission of Under Graduate Management Programmes like BBA (Dual Specialization), BBA (International Business), BBA (Computer Applications) and BBA (Event Management) will be enrolled only through Entrance Test UGPET of MIT WPU, Pune. This entrance test is consisting of Aptitude Test (100 Marks) & Personal Interview (50 Marks). Interested candidates can fill and submit Online Application two days prior to respective Entrance Test day.
PET 2018 Score will be valid only for admission of MIT World Peace University for the academic year of 2018-19. Selection / Short listing of the candidates at MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU) is strictly based on merit, assessment of individual performance in the Entrance Test prescribed by the University.
How to Apply?
Entrance Examination Forms can be obtained and fill online through university websitewww.mitwpu.edu.in with the online payment fo rRs. 1000/- (Non Refundable) through Credit Cards, Debit Cards, and Net Banking. Candidate need to uploading the recent color passport size photograph in application form.
Following Attested Documents to Be Compulsorily Carry during Entrance test:
Class 10th & Class 12th Mark sheets Copies (If appeared for (10+2 Exam) photo copy of Examination Admit Card / Hall Ticket).
Attested copy of Caste Certificate in case of reserved category (candidates from Maharashtra State only).
Domicile Certificate (Attested): (For Maharashtra domiciled candidates only.).
Admit Card of UGPET will be forwarded to the respective email address, which has been provided in the online application form.
The candidate is required to report at the Entrance Test Centre by 09:30 am to undergo admit card and Id proof verification.

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Last date for application form submission for admission in Class VI, IX & XI is April 30th, 2018. (With a late fee of Rs. 900/- it is May 16th, 2018). Last date for qualifying exam result is May 16, 2018 for class VI & IX and June 04, 2018 for class XI. Aptitude Test for Class IX &VI to be held on June 02, 2018. Offer Letter for admission will be sent to the qualified students. Admissions to Class XI are based on Merit of Secondary Certificate/Equivalent Examination. Limited seats in select courses are available for admission against Foreign Nationals & NRI/NRI sponsored wards. Admission against Foreign Nationals & NRI/NRI sponsored wards is based on merit, without appearing in aptitude test. http://www.banasthali.org/banasthali/wcms/en/home/admissions/school-education/index.html.