Alliance School of Film and Media Studies, Bangalore

Ans. After successfully submitting the application forms, students have to select a date for their Alliance Selection Process, which is a full-day activity wherein they will be given real-time problems to solve. The aim of the school here is to understand the candidate profile better and help them navigate the evaluation, teaching, and learning.

Ans. Cited below are the details of the duration and fee for courses at the Alliance School of Film and Media Studies.

Ans. No, candidates rejected by the Alliance School of Film and Media Studies are not allowed to apply for the same program in the same year.

Ans. Teachers at the Alliance School of Film and Media Studies use innovative pedagogies and approaches such as aesthetic analysis, cultural studies, sociological perspectives, and historical research to deliver knowledge to students. 

Ans. Students after successfully taking admission in the courses of Alliance School of Film and Media Studies get to explore subjects like film genres, directorial styles, narrative structures, audience reception, media industries, and representation of gender, race, and ethnicity, along with the impact of technology on media production and consumption.

Ans. Once the Alliance Selection Process is complete, the Admission Team evaluates the profile of each candidate and declares the results on the same day. Also, results are shared directly with the shortlisted/rejected/waitlisted students and no intermediaries are involved in between.

Ans. Living quarters have been built by the Alliance School of Film and Media Studies to provide a home-like environment to students away from their homes. Everything ranging from clean, spacious, and modernized rooms with attached washrooms, study tables, recreational spaces, internet, and 24*7 water & electricity supplies are available here.

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Ans. Other facilities that are available on campus include a Dance / Zumba Studio, Yoga Studio, ATMs, saloons, bookstores, and modern laundry rooms to fulfill the daily requirements of students.

Ans. Amount worth Rs. 6 Crores is disbursed to students under the Merit Scholarships by the Alliance School of Film and Media Studies.

Ans. Category-based Scholarships are offered by the Registrar's Office of the Alliance School of Film and Media Studies on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Ans. Benefits under Employee Scholarship are extended to the children of Alliance employees for tuition fees and higher education.

Ans. If candidates have 40% permanent disability and a Unique Disability ID issued by the Government of India, then they can avail Disability based scholarship.

Ans. To avail of a Domicile-based scholarship, students must have studied in any Government-recognized institution located in Karnataka for a minimum of 7 academic years. 

Ans. Under the Defense and Paramilitary Quota, scholarship is offered to children of Serving personnel, ex-servicemen, retired personnel and deceased personnel or their dependents from Indian Army, Indian Navy, Indian Air Force, Coast Guard, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Border Security Force (BSF), Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), Railway Protection Force (RPF), National Security Guards (NSG), Special Frontier Force (SFF), Assam Riffles, Border Road Organization / General Reserve Engineer Force (GREF), Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO), Military Engineers Service (MES) and Defense Security Corps (DSC).