BFA Syllabus

BFA Subjects

BFA subjects largely depend on the specializations taken by the student. BFA students must look at the subjects before choosing a particular course.

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BFA First Year Subjects

• Part I History of Indian Art (From prehistory to 6th century Ad) Part II Fundamental of Art: The origins of Indian art can be traced back to prehistoric settlements in the 3rd millennium BC. In the process leading up to pre-Christian times, Indian art has been influenced by cultural influences, in addition to religious influences such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism and Islam.
• Landscape or Clay Modelling: Modeling clay or modeling clay belongs to a group of malleable substances used in architecture and sculpting. The material composition and manufacturing process are very different.
• Still Life: Still life is a work of art depicting everyday objects, mostly inanimate, usually natural or man-made.

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BFA Second Year Subjects

• Part I History of Indian Art (From 7th century AD to 18th century AD) Part II Fundamental of Art: The eighteenth century was marked by at least three distinctive styles: the Baroque, the Rococo and Neoclassicism. The Baroque style was the strongest and the forms echoed the strength of this absolute monarch the style aimed to look grand, impressive and massive.

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BFA Third Year Subjects 

• Appreciation and Fundamentals of Visual Arts: They are color, composition, value, shape, brushwork and perspective. The basics are generally universal across different mediums and styles.
• Design-2D & 3D: The main difference between 2D CAD and 3D CAD is that 3D CAD is more accurate than 2D CAD. Once a model of the final structure is created, plans, elevations, sections and details can be extracted from the model as views.
• Drawing: The term art subject refers to the main idea presented in the artwork. The subject of art is basically the essence of the work. To determine the subject of a particular artwork, ask yourself: What exactly is depicted in this work? What the artist is trying to express to the world...
• Printmaking: Printmaking is an artistic process based on the principle of transferring an image from a matrix to another surface, usually paper or fabric. Traditional printing techniques include woodblock printing, etching, engraving, and lithography.

See Also: How to Become an Artist? 

BFA Specialisations

The specialisations available with BFA courses are mentioned below:

BFA Painting Syllabus

BFA Painting Syllabus is mentioned below

BFA Applied Art Subjects

BFA Applied Art Subjects is mentioned below

BFA Music Syllabus

BFA Music Syllabus is mentioned below

BFA Animation Syllabus

BFA Animation Syllabus is mentioned below

BFA Entrance exam syllabus 

Candidates must bring their own drawing board and materials to the test. Only the answer sheet and clay will be provided by the university. The aptitude test consists of the following papers: