(2024-2025)
We want to build your career, not your debt.Despite market forces, we continue to maintain our founding principle of affordable film training for all that is of a high standard and relevant to today's Film & Television Industry.
One important and distinctive factor is that there are no financial surprises at IMI.
How does IMI calculate the price of your tuition?
All the basic materials you require to complete your education are included in the annual fees of Diploma Program, which include the cost of tuition, workshops, practical demonstrations, classroom exercises, study materials, membership to film/text library, computer and internet access.
The fees for the Diploma Program also include available equipment & post production facilities at the campus, you will require for all the films which you will make as a part of all your curriculum and as well as your final Diploma film. However, all students are expected to have own laptop and DSLR camera to do their homework.
All amounts are listed in Indian Rupees, exclusive of Government taxes. The same charges are payable by both Indian & International students.
Fees for Long Term Courses
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Diploma: Fiction Filmmaking for Television / Documentary Filmmaking (Total fee for One Year Full Time Program) |
Rs. 2,95,000 |
| Admission Fee | 59,000 |
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1st Semester DVD/Blu-ray films & book Library Fee Equipment Fee 2nd Semester DVD/Blu-ray films & book Library Fee Equipment Fee |
7,000 45,000 7,000 45,000 |
| Tuition Fees: Per Month Rs. 11,000/- x 12 Months | 1,32,000 |
All students, who get enrolled in Diploma courses at IMI are required to deposit a sum of Rs.35,000/- in favor of Institute of Moving Images towards interest free & refundable security deposit for equipment, which will only be adjusted in case of any damage charges which students may liable to pay.
Upon selection, the concerned student is expected to pay the Admission Fee within a week after the receipt of the Admission Notification. Any delay in paying the fees within stipluated period will result in the seat being alloted to the next waitlisted candidate.
