Fine Arts > Under Graduate > B.F.A. (Bachelors of Fine Art) Painting (4 yrs)

Course Structure

Undergraduate The degree is most suitable for those who want to make fine art as a career or pursue higher studies in related fields of creative nature-designing (film set, costume, furniture, interior, jewelry, art direction, visualization, onceptualization, Industrial design, ceramics animation, gallery managing, curatorial practices, illustration, etc). It offers the opportunity to discover and develop abilities to help practice independently as a creative individual and to encourage an attitude towards making work into play and pleasure.

Our aim is to enable the student to work more independently as an artist, to generate and elaborate his/her own ideas, and to undertake further study. Other than studio work, students take part in regular tutorials and studio seminars (History of Art lectures and seminars on art from the Renaissance to the present day runs throughout the year).

The first year is always a foundation year, when all the student are introduced to the basics of visual art. Second year onwards they go for their respective specializations-Painting/Sculpture/Applied Art.

The curriculum comprises core subjects, core electives and optional subjects. While the core and Core- electives pertain to the department, the optionals can be drawn from any other streams.Optional may be chosen from within the department too. All undergraduate degrees of 4 years duration require a student to complete a minimum of 180 course credits with a minimum of 1.75 CGPA.

Course is divided into Practical and Theoretical subjects For practical subjects it is a division of 70% continuous
evaluation (weekly class assignments) and 30% end semester portfolio submission. For theory subjects, it is
50% continuous evaluation (two written assignments) and 50% end semester written examination.