Can I join in the fine arts in the middle of Inter 1st year education I am very much interested in arts?

Yes, but you must drop your current course and enroll in the fine arts program. Which field of study are you interested in? You have a choice.

Fine art courses are divided into six major branches. Painting, Sculpture, Visual Communication Design, Textile Design, Ceramic Design, and Print Making Design are among them.

However, there are some age restrictions for admission to fine arts programs in Tamil Nadu.

It is up to the community to decide whether or not an age relaxation exists. According to Indian state government eligibility entrance principles, the admission procedure varies.

In this university is fine arts course available

 In Tamilnadu state, there are two govt colleges of fine arts, the university is in Chennai, the address is as follows...

The Tamil Nadu Dr. J Jayalalithaa Music and Fine Arts University

The Honorable former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu Puratchi Thalaivi 

Dr. J. Jayalalithaa, established the Tamil Nadu Music and Fine Arts University

on the 14th of November, 2013, exclusively for Music and Fine Arts so 

as to preserve, foster, popularize and propagate the traditional performing arts, 

such as Indian Music, Bharatanatyam, Fine Arts and Sculpture.

Honorable Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, is the present Chancellor.

one is in Chennai, the address is as follows...

GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS, CHENNAI

• No. 31, E.V.R. Periyar Salai, Periyamedu, Chennai - 600003
 
• Phone: 044 - 25610878
 
• Email : fineartscollegechennai@gmail.com

the another one is in Kumbakonam, the address is as follows...

GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS, KUMBAKONAM

• Swamimalai Main Road, Mela Kottaiyur, Mela kaveri post,
  Kumbakonam - 612002
 
• Phone: 0435-2481371
 
• Email: principalgcfa@gmail.com

All about the course details and fees structures is you must go to the below link as follows...

https://www.artandculture.tn.gov.in/

How many seats are there in JJ College of Fine Arts for candidates out of Maharashtra?

Admission for the M.F.A. Degree course (by Papers) in the respective branch will be open to the students from foreign countries on recommendations by the Ministry of Education and Cultural/External Affairs, Government of India, and through proper channels. However, their applications will be considered subject to minimum qualifications to their eligibility for admission. (20% seats will be reserved for persons out of India).

For painting and sculpture which group I have to take in fine arts ?

Choose which art you are most interested in and read it, then consider which piece you like best in your mind; both arts will enrich your life with good artistic development in the future, and both are excellent fields. Coloring will provide you with a unique recognition and return on talent, as well as a correct understanding of colors that can help you in any sector of employment, sculpture, and computer design. sculpture will be the best help for you in conducting actual sculpture work. If you are studying any of these in addition to your work after learning. There may even be in the field or you may travel in the field of yourself; however, it is a fact that if you study both of these fields, your life will shine. Choose and read which of these (painting, sculpture) works interest you the most, study the arts, and thrive in life...

If you are interested in pursuing painting and sculpture in fine arts, you should typically enroll in a Fine Arts program with a focus or specialization in Painting and/or Sculpture. Here's a guide to help you choose the right group and subjects:

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1. Undergraduate Level

• Degree Options:

  • Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) or Bachelor of Visual Arts (BVA)

• Specializations:

  • Painting
  • Sculpture
  • Applied Arts
  • Art History

• Subjects to Focus On:

  • Drawing and Painting
  • Clay Modeling (for sculpture)
  • Basics of Design and Composition
  • Color Theory
  • Art History and Aesthetics

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2. Postgraduate Level

• Degree Options:
  • Master of Fine Arts (MFA) or Master of Visual Arts (MVA)
• Specializations:
  • Advanced Painting Techniques
  • Advanced Sculpture Methods (e.g., stone carving, metalwork)
  • Installation Art
  • Mixed Media

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3. Additional Training

• Workshops and Studios:
  • Enroll in short-term workshops for specific skills like pottery, mural painting, or bronze casting.
• Internships:
  • Work under established artists or sculptors to gain practical experience.

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Skills to Develop:

• For Painting:
  • Mastery of mediums like watercolor, acrylic, oil paints, and mixed media.
  • Techniques in portrait, landscape, and abstract art.
• For Sculpture:
  • Expertise in materials like clay, wood, stone, metal, and plaster.
  • 3D modeling and carving techniques.

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Institutions to Consider:

Some reputed institutions for fine arts in India and abroad are:

• India:
  • Sir J.J. School of Art (Mumbai)
  • Kala Bhavana, Visva-Bharati University (Santiniketan)
  • Banaras Hindu University (BHU) (Varanasi)
  • Delhi College of Art (Delhi)
• Abroad:
  • Rhode Island School of Design (USA)
  • The Royal Academy of Arts (UK)
  • Florence Academy of Art (Italy)

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Admission Requirements:

• A portfolio showcasing your work is often required.
• Entrance exams and interviews may also be part of the admission process.

Choosing a group that aligns with your interests in painting and sculpture will help you gain both theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice to excel in your artistic career.