Acting & Voice
Develop acting skills, voice projection, diction, and expressive movement techniques.
Direction & Stagecraft
Learn theatre direction, production management, set design, and technical aspects.
Traditional Theatre Forms
Study classical Indian theatre traditions and explore acting for camera and screen.
Curriculum & Grading Structure
Comprehensive assessment structure for drama education
| Year | Recitation |
|---|---|
| Adya (Beginner Part 1) | Practical - 100 |
| Madhya (Beginner Part 2) | Practical - 100 |
| Purna (Beginner Final) | Practical - 100 |
| 1st (Sree Part 1) | Practical - 100 |
| 2nd (Sree Part 2) | Practical - 100 |
| 3rd (Sree Final) | Practical - 100 + (Theory 20 + Assignment 30) |
| 4th (Visharad Part 1) | Practical - 100 + (Theory 20 + Assignment 30) |
| 5th (Visharad Final) | Practical 200 + (Theory 50 + Assignment 50) |
| 6th (Ratnabhushan Part 1) | Practical 200 + (Theory 50 + Assignment 50) |
| 7th (Ratnabhushan Final) | Practical 200 + (Theory 50 + Assignment 50) |
| 8th (Acharya Ratna) | Only Practical 200 |
| 9th (All Indian Churamnani) | Total 200 (on exam Practical 100 + on stage performance 100) |
Each Practical Paper
100 Marks
Each Theory Paper
50 Marks
Drama Faculty
Meet the instructors leading the program.
R. Mukherjee
Professor, Theatre
Devika Rao
Faculty, Stagecraft
Irfan Ali
Visiting Director