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  1. Group-II (Practical) Creative Painting. Portrait painting Or Mural Painting. Print Making Or Drawing. Library Reference*. * Subjects Not for Examination. Programmes. Under Graduate Programmes. Sir JJ School of Art offers B.F.A. Painting Degree Course based in Mumbai, India.

  2. Sir JJ School of Art Mumbai offers various Under Graduate Programmes, Post Graduate Programmes, Diploma Courses and Hobby Courses in Fine Arts like Painting, Sculpture, Metal Work, Ceramic, Interior Decoration and Textile Design in Mumbai India.

  3. Applicants must follow the below-given steps to complete the Sir JJ School of Art admission process successfully. Step 1: Download the application form from the official website. Step 2: Fill out the personal details and qualification details. Step 3: Attach the required documents.

  4. Jan 9, 2019 · Sir JJ School of Art is one of the most noted art schools in India. Established in 1857, it shaped the Indian art world for decades. Its artists give us a glimpse into the evolution of the school as well as the shape art was taking in a colonised India, and the way the Indian and the Western were being redefined and coming together to form a ...

  5. Sir JJ School of Art Mumbai offers various Under Graduate Programmes, Post Graduate Programmes, Diploma Courses and Hobby Courses in Fine Arts like Painting, Sculpture, Metal Work, Ceramic, Interior Decoration and Textile Design in Mumbai India.

  6. www.sirjjschoolofart.in › programmes › applicationSir JJ School of Art, Mumbai

    Sir JJ School of Art Mumbai offers various Under Graduate Programmes, Post Graduate Programmes, Diploma Courses and Hobby Courses in Fine Arts like Painting, Sculpture, Metal Work, Ceramic, Interior Decoration and Textile Design in Mumbai India.

  7. Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy. His title devolved in 1859 on his eldest son Cursetjee, who, by a special Act of the Viceroy's Council in pursuance of a provision in the letters-patent, took the name of Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy as second baronet. At his death in 1877 his eldest son, Menekjee, became Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy, the third baronet.