FTII Entrance exam syllabus

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Film and Television Institute of India, Pune Entrance Exam acronym as FTII Entrance Exam is conducted by FTII, An autonomous institute under the ministry of Information and Broadcasting , Govt of India for providing admission to the following given course:

Three Year Post Graduate Diploma in Direction
Three Year Post Graduate Diploma in Cinematography
Three Year Post Graduate Diploma in Sound Recording and Sound Design
Three Year Post Graduate Diploma in Editing
Two Year Post Graduate Diploma in Acting
Two Year Post Graduate Diploma in Art Direction and Production Design
One Year Post Graduate Certificate Course in Feature Film Screenplay Writing
One Year Post Graduate Certificate Course in Direction (Television)
One Year Post Graduate Certificate Course in Electronic Cinematography (Television)
One Year Post Graduate Certificate Course in Video Editing (Television)
One Year Post Graduate Certificate Course in Sound Recording and TV Engineering (Television)

Exam Pattern
FTII consists of 100 objectives multiple choice types of questions to be completed in 90 minutes.

FTII Entrance Exam consists of questions from the subjects:

General Awareness and
Mental Ability

General Awareness
Indian History
Indian Polity
Indian Economy
Indian geography
World geography
Current Affairs (National and International)
Major Financial/Economic News
Budget and Five Year Plans
Who is Who
Sports events
Books and Authors
Awards and Honours
Science-Inventions and Discoveries
Abbreviations
Important Days and weeks
International and National Organisations

Mental Ability
Alphabetical Test
Coding–Decoding Test
Spotting out the Dissimilar
Analogy Test
Series Completion Test
Arranging in Order
Direction Sense Test
Number Test and Time Sequence Test
Deductive Logic
Blood Relation Test
Assigning Artificial Value to Arithmetical Signs
Assumption Type Test
Most Essential Component and Venn Diagram
Statement and Arguments