The admission process for the music course starts in May or June with an application form. After submission, applicants undergo an interview, which may include a vocal test, especially for those interested in classical vocals. Results and class fee details are posted on the college’s website. The program is flexible, with no age restrictions, and emphasizes music education, allowing students to choose from various lectures and have free hours. The faculty is knowledgeable and approachable, and the campus includes a library, conference hall, and a dedicated space for Kathak students.
The total annual fee for regular classes ranges from 7,000 to 8,000, which covers an admission form fee of 100, annual fees around 5,000, and an exam fee of 1,000. The two-year diploma can be extended into a four-year Visharath course, training graduates to become proficient in their instrument or vocals, qualifying them for music teaching positions. Scholarships are available, but the fees are already affordable. Students pay fees twice a year: a 6,000 admission fee during enrollment in Parichay 1st and an online exam fee of 700-800 when submitting the exam form, with extra charges for late submissions.
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