DBS Global BA Film & TV FAQs
Ques. Is the BA Film & TV programme at DBS Global University affiliated to any statutory body, and is the degree valid?
Ans. Yes, DBS Global University is a UGC-recognised university established under the Uttarakhand Private University Act. The BA Film & TV degree awarded is a valid undergraduate degree recognised across India.
Ques. Do I need to have a background in arts or media to apply for the BA Film & TV programme?
Ans. No, students from any stream (Science, Commerce, or Humanities) who have completed Class XII from a recognised board with a minimum of 50% aggregate are eligible to apply. No prior media or arts background is required.
Ques. Is hostel accommodation mandatory for BA Film & TV students?
Ans. Hostel is not mandatory, but the university strongly advises students to stay on campus. The Mass Communication and Film & TV department often has classes stretching into late evenings and requires extensive group project work, making on-campus stay practically essential for most students.
Ques. What kind of practical exposure do students get during the programme?
Ans. Students produce a film every year, get access to JSR Studios in Dehradun and HK Studios in Mumbai, participate in international film festivals, and have the option to attend a 6-day programme at Ramoji Film City or Mumbai Film City. There are also optional international study programmes in Dubai focused on film and music production.
Ques. Are there any entrance exams I need to clear for admission to this programme?
Ans. CUET (UG) is accepted but not mandatory. Students can also appear for the DBS Global University Entrance Examination (DGU-AT Online), which is conducted at the time of the online interview. Students with 75% or above in 4 core subjects in Class XII or a CUET percentile of 60 and above are directly exempted from the interview.
Ques. What are the career options after completing BA Film & TV from DBS Global University?
Ans. Graduates can pursue careers as Film Directors, Cinematographers, Screenwriters, Film Editors, Television Producers, Production Managers, Sound Designers, and Film Critics. The university's placement cell connects students with 250+ companies, and the programme's industry mentors and studio partnerships provide strong networking opportunities in the film and media industry.
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