Bachelor of Arts in Music

• Four-year TU program combining practical and theoretical training in Eastern and Western music, designed to build strong foundations for performance, teaching, composition, and cultural musical practice.
• Develops practical proficiency through continuous vocal/instrumental training, stage performance, ensemble participation, and creative work.
• Integrates theoretical study of classical, modern, and folk music traditions.
• Builds understanding of musical history, culture, aesthetics, and the social role of music.
• Aims to produce trained performers, informed listeners, and competent music educators.
• Includes practical exams (60 marks) and theoretical exams (40 marks) with internal and external evaluation.

Curricular Structure in Table

(TU BA Music – structure based on provided data; full detailed syllabus to be released later)

Features
• Strong practical focus: 60-mark practical component for each paper
• Mandatory stage performance exposure
• Balanced theoretical foundation across Eastern and Western traditions
• Creative and research-based assignments integrated
• Functional papers available for non-music majors
• Evaluations conducted by internal, external, and departmental examiners

Admission Process
• Completion of Intermediate/10+2 or equivalent in any discipline
• Submission of application to the respective TU-affiliated campus
• Possible practical aptitude test depending on campus policy
• Enrollment confirmation after document verification and payment

Job Prospects
• Performer in vocal or instrumental music
• Music instructor in schools, colleges, institutions
• Session musician for studios, media, and live events
• Cultural program performer
• Composer or arranger for traditional, modern, or fusion music
• Music researcher or archivist
• Assistant music producer in radio/television
• Community arts facilitator in cultural organizations
• Entry-level roles in music direction or event performance teams