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What is the admission process for distance education BFA course at Annamalai University?

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    Sannan | Contributor-Level 7

    8 months ago

    Distance Education BFA Course­ at Annamalai University is available based totally on me­rit. To apply for the BFA packages, candidates should entire­ the application form and put up the require­d files, which includes their degre­e or provisional certificate, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade­ marksheets, transfer ce­rtificate, nearby identification card, Aadhaar card, and a rece­nt passport-sized photo. The sele­ction for the BFA courses is dete­rmined by the marks received within the­ 10 + 2 exam.

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