Aspirants who are planning to join the Bachelor of Fine Arts have to appear for certain entrance examinations to get admission into the top BFA colleges. To succeed in the entrance examinations with ease, the students must be aware of the BFA entrance exam syllabus. More or less, the syllabus for BFA entrance exams revolves around the same topics. The syllabus of BFA entrance exams tests the candidate's creative ability and suitability to pursue a career in fine arts. However, aspirants must check the syllabus released by the concerned authorities. The students can get an idea of the BFA entrance exam syllabus through this article, as we have discussed the top entrance examination syllabus for the BFA course.
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Understanding the BFA entrance exam syllabus will help the students not only get confidence while attempting the questions but also help them score better. Although the syllabus for BFA entrance exams revolve around the same topics, candidates must check the detailed topics mentioned on the website.
Jamia Millia Islamia will conduct its BFA admissions through the Jamia Millia Islamia entrance exam for BFA. The students will be required to prepare for three papers if they are applying for painting, sculpture or photography. The first paper would consist of objective-type questions in which they need to prepare for aptitude test, current affairs and general knowledge from either painting or sculpture, respectively.
The second and third paper would consist of practicals in which they need to do composition drawing and life drawing. To prepare for the JMI BFA syllabus, the students need to focus on aptitude-related questions and improve their current affairs by reading newspapers. Additionally, they would need to prepare for their own subject and the recent developments that have taken place in it.
The students will need to practise drawing related questions by sketching every day and using different mediums such as watercolours, pastel colours etc. for the BFA painting syllabus. In case the students are applying for sculpture the BFA syllabus will consist of the students being required to draw as well as show their composition skills using clay. Similarly, in photography the students will be required to be well versed with sketching, rendering and a medium of colour.
Papers | Subjects |
Theory | Aptitude Test |
GK from sculpture | |
Current affairs | |
Practical 1 | |
Practical 2 |
The Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University in Hyderabad conducts the FADEE exam. Candidates appearing in the exam must carefully go through the JNAFAU FADEE syllabus. The students need to practice sketching and drawing for Paper A and C. Additionally for the theory paper be the students will have to study GK and current affairs, English-related questions, and general art-oriented questions. The students who are applying for photography need not include single-object drawing in their BFA syllabus preparation.
JNAFAU FADEE Syllabus for Fine Arts
Programme | Papers | Subjects |
B.F.A (Applied Art, Painting, Sculpture & Animation) | Paper A | Memory drawing and colouring |
Paper B | Common objective type paper | |
Paper C | Object drawing | |
Paper D | Composition & Visual Communicatio |
The National Testing Agency conducts the CUET UG to allow the students to join many BFA colleges in India. The students who are appearing in the CUET BFA entrance exam will have to study 4 units. Along with that they will be required to prepare for the general test as well as have basic knowledge of English to fulfil the syllabus requirements. Aspirants should check the CUET subjects required by preferred colleges and prepare for the entrance exam accordingly.
There are 4 papers in the MAH AAC CET syllabus which include practical as well as theory papers. The first three papers are practical papers which include design practical, object drawing practical and memory drawing practical. The theory paper would include objective-type questions in which the students will be required to attempt 40 MCQs. The subject-wise topics for MAH AAC CET are discussed below.
The 1st paper of design practical includes the students to have an idea of basic principles of design. They must have creative expression and must be able to generate awareness and capability of effective use of colors and the hues. They must have aesthetic sense and creation of utility through design. They must use geometrical equipment and material to show skills. The skill of use of different colour mediums and techniques will also be appreciated.
The 2nd paper of object drawing practical BFA syllabus consists of rendering using pencil of given man-made/ natural objects. The candidate’s drawing should reflect the proportion of the object. They must show the appropriate placement of object drawing on a given size of paper and render light differentiation on objects carefully.
The third paper consists of a challenge that will test the observation, memory and imagination of the candidates. They will be judged on the basis of expression of latent sentiments and feelings in the mind. The proportional sketching of incidents in daily life will also be required. Awareness about the environment of surrounding art and drawing perspective is also evaluated.
Finally, the objective type questions will include the questions related to art, craft, design, colour and computer graphics/ computer basics. The students are advised to focus on
Knowledge of colours (Primary, Secondary etc.)
Fundamentals of arts (Line, colours, shape etc.)
Famous art monuments (Maharashtra, India & of the world)
Famous art sculptor and Painters. (Maharashtra, India & of the world.
Exam | Paper I | Paper II | Paper III | Paper IV |
MAH-AAC-CET | Design Practical | Object Drawing Practical | Memory Drawing Practical | General Knowledge |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The common BFA entrance exams are CUET, JMI, MAH AAC CET etc.
Students are mostly asked questions from GK, current affairs, English and basic questions from arts.
One must focus on the history and current affairs related to art field and focus on developing the sketching abilities.
On Question asked by student community
Hello,
No, MHT CET is not required for MPSC (Maharashtra Public Service Commission).
MHT CET is an engineering/pharmacy entrance exam, while MPSC is a state civil services exam. For MPSC, you only need a graduation degree from a recognized university, your CET score has no role in eligibility or selection.
Hope you understand.
Hello,
To get a top rank in MHT CET 2027, you need a clear plan and strong basics. Here are some simple tips:
Know the syllabus well:
Study only topics from the MHT CET syllabus of Class 11 and 12 (mostly from the Maharashtra State Board).
Understand the exam pattern:
The paper has Physics, Chemistry, and Math/Biology. Focus on speed and accuracy since the exam is time-based.
Focus on important chapters:
Practice more from high-weightage topics like Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Chemical Equilibrium, Coordination Compounds, Calculus, and Algebra.
Use the right books:
Maharashtra State Board textbooks (most important)
H.C. Verma for Physics
R.D. Sharma for Math
O.P. Tandon for Chemistry
Practice daily:
Solve previous year papers and mock tests regularly to understand question patterns.
Time management:
Try to complete the paper within the given time during practice tests.
Revise regularly:
Keep short notes for formulas and important concepts. Revise them weekly.
Stay calm and healthy:
Take breaks, sleep well, and eat healthy food to stay focused.
If you follow a proper study plan and practice consistently, you can easily aim for a top rank in MHT CET 2027.
Hope it helps !
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Hello,
Yes, you are eligible for MH CET Law 2026 (3-year LLB) as you’ve completed your BCom in 2025. The basic eligibility requires a bachelor’s degree with at least 45% marks (40% for reserved categories) from a recognized university.
You can apply online through the official CET Cell Maharashtra website when the registration opens, usually between January to March 2026. The exam will test your legal aptitude, reasoning, English, and general awareness.
Hope you understand.
Hey! With 75 percentile in MHT-CET, you have fair chances of getting admission in B.Pharmacy in some Pune and Nashik colleges. For example, colleges like Sinhgad College of Pharmacy (Pune), Indira College of Pharmacy (Pune) and MAEER’s Maharashtra Institute of Pharmacy (Pune) have had closing cut-offs in a similar range. In Nashik also, a few private colleges accept students around this percentile.
Final allotment will also depend on your category (General/OBC/SC/ST), seat availability and the CAP counselling round. I would suggest you to keep both Pune and Nashik options open to increase your chances.
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