Peaceful be your return o lovely bird, from warm lands back to my window
Consumed 1, reclaimed industrial packaging wood burnt, glue, steel, and fixer, 68x52x45 inch
Residue of abrasion, inscribed metal soap dish, 8x25x18 cm
The Crow and the owl, gouache on wasli, 3x5 feet
Home appliances, digital print on translucent paper, 8x5 inches (two layers)
Elephanta Cave, White Marble, 48x36x20 inch
Accademia di Belle Arti di Verona Visual arts department
Design and applied arts department
ICLA Yamanashi Gakuin
Interdisciplinary fine arts major
RMIT University
BFA
Deakin University
Bachelor of creative arts
Universidad Torcuato Di Tella
Customized Programs
Queen Mary University of London
I really like the BFA program at OP Jindal Global University being the only program in India to integrate the study of fine arts with liberal arts education. The university being located near Delhi, a hub of art galleries and museums, offers a lot of exposure and we get to visit these venues as part of the field trips. The best part of the program is to get inspiration from the Professors.
I am really glad to be a part of the program. It's a wonderful journey with my peer group to work, push and support eacho ther'sset of skills and practices.
The best part of the program for me is the studios and the access to various kinds of materials. The faculty provide technical guidance as to how to use the equipment and machinery.
Being in the second year, I love my Installation classes the most. It triggers my creative impulses to explore how to materialize an idea and give it a form.
The BFA program at OP Jindal Global University offers a very strong set of skills while incorporating art history and theory. We learn how to make a proper drawing rather than “perfect” drawing.
I have realized in my first few months that I have unlearnt a lot of things.
Pottery and sculpture is my favorite. I was always interested in painting and drawing but exploring 3D mediums using various materials like clay, cement, wire and papier‐mâché, I developed a taste for these mediums, most of all for traditional techniques of making papier‐mâché.
Deafening silence, photomontage, 15x21 cm
Dream (from Printmaking class), woodcut print, 2/4
Untitled, paper cutting, 8x5 inch
Untitled, acrylic on canvas, 30x36 inch
Undergrowing, paper maché and digital
| Programme | Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons.) |
| Course Duration | 4 Years |
| Minimum Eligibility | Successful completion of the Class 12 examination in any Stream from an Indian or recognised international board (CBSE | ISE | State Board | Cambridge | IB | NIOS). Note: An IB student must secure a diploma with a minimum of 24 credits with 3 HL and 3 SL subjects. A Cambridge student must secure an A-level certificate |
| Admission Criteria |
JGU follows a three‐stage admission process:
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| Accepted Standardized Tests or Competitive Examinations | JAAT / JCAT / NIFD / UCEED |
| Application Fee | 2,500/- |
| Programme Fee | 3,50,000/- per annum* |
| Accommodation Charges | 2,31,100 per annum. |
| Other Allied Service Charges | 1,24,900 per annum. (Other Allied Services, including but not limited to Food, Laundry, Security Services, Housekeeping Charges, Electricity, etc.) |
| Refundable Security Deposit | 50,000/- ** |
*The programme fee and residential fee are subject to an annual increase of upto 10%.
**Fully refundable Security deposit of Rs. 50,000 shall be collected at the time of admission as per university rules.
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