The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Acting is a specialized three-year undergraduate program that provides professional training for performance in theatre, film, and television .
The curriculum focuses on rigorous skill development in voice modulation, physical movement, improvisation, character building, and camera-facing techniques . It prepares versatile actors for the growing creative industry, including stage, cinema, and OTT platforms.
Exchange programs with institutions like NYFA, RADA, Guildhall
Exposure at international film and theatre festivals (Cannes, Edinburgh Fringe)
USA, UK, Canada, and Europe (for specialized acting workshops)
Chevening, Fulbright, ICCR , and Inlaks for performance arts
BA – Acting
UG (3 years)
MA / MFA – Acting / Theatre
PG (2 years)
PhD – Performance Studies
Research (3–5 years)
BA + Diploma
UG (3 years)
PG Diploma – Acting for Screen / Voice Artistry
Specialization (1–2 years)
Film/TV Actor or Voice Artist
Industry
Graduates can work in film, theatre, OTT platforms , or as voice artists, educators , and content creators, based on their showreel and specialization.
Not initially. It requires persistence, networking, and consistent auditions. Stability often comes by diversifying into related fields like voice work, teaching , or production.
Not mandatory , but skills in allied arts (dance, music, martial arts, etc.) significantly enhance your stage presence and versatility as a performer, making you more marketable.
Yes. The course trains you specifically for screen performance. With a strong showreel (video portfolio) and successful auditions, graduates frequently land roles in web series, films, and television.
Options include MA/MFA in Theatre , Screen Performance, Film Direction, or higher studies in Creative Writing, Cultural Studies, and Performing Arts Management.