MECAT - Whistlingwoods International

About

The objective of this 3-year, 6-semester course is to give students an in-depth understanding of the Management of Media and the Entertainment industry.  Over the course of their study, the students will be exposed to Management topics; Contextual studies (General Education) as well as practical and theoretical topics of media and entertainment to gain a holistic perspective of the media world. A whole array of subjects is taught to the students to create a strong base of understanding and knowledge.

Overview

Entrance Process

MECAT (Media and Entertainment Common Aptitude Test) 

MECAT, an online General Aptitude Test by Media and Entertainment Skills Council, assesses students’ logical reasoning, language skills, and knowledge of Media and Entertainment businesses, covering Film, Broadcasting, Advertising, Marketing, Animation etc. Candidates can appear for this test at a time of their choosing from a venue of their choice. This score needs to be attached to their application.

CAT (Creative Ability Test) 

 The Creative Ability Test evaluates course-specific skills by faculty of the program the candidate has applied to. Admission Counsellors will provide test details, including any requirements such as materials to bring, technical preparation etc.

SOP (Statement of Purpose) 

The SOP for college admission should introduce your personal motivation for choosing the program and institute while telling us a little about yourself. It is essential to highlight your academic and professional interests, if applicable. Please highlight your fit with the institute and convey personal qualities that make you a valuable candidate to the institute. Your SOP, in text format, must ensure clarity, interest, and a personal approach to align with your chosen course and institution. The SOP must be submitted on the platform at least 72 hours before the date of the on-campus interview. For some courses, a portfolio could be a component of the SOP and will be specified to the candidate in advance.

PI (Personal Interview) 

The personal interview will cover academic achievements, motivation and goals, strengths and weaknesses, extracurricular interests, individual experiences, and problem-solving capabilities of the candidate. For specific courses, their work experience and portfolio will be a topic of discussion. It offers applicants a chance to demonstrate their character, experiences, and alignment with the college’s culture and values. The interviews will also provide an opportunity for candidate to ask questions about their academic suitability.

Selection Pattern

FORMALITIES TO BE COMPLETED ON SELECTION: Will be mentioned in the Selection Intimation Emails sent to Selected Candidates.