After graduating from my master‘s degree in design, my biggest challenge was the cross cultural communication skills and the way of approach for classes, when I first started taking photography classes. Photography courses were just a fad for students. They just want to keep doing what they're passionate about but they weren't aware of how to turn their passion into a career. They didn't research how the industry has changed over time.

Today, everyone knows that aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. But in today’s market, you need skilled people who have multiple talents in photography, cinematography, and design. The same thoughts in my mind, the consideration of all these things developed a curriculum in 2007 known as Professional Diploma in Art Of Photography and Cinematography. For 2017, the same approach was used to support the development of the curriculum for KGTE in Photography. This approach helps us meet the demand for our alumni in multinational companies. One person equals four.

Our student can do branding, cinematography, photography, and visual editing. We believe that our Gurukul concept was one of the best approaches for teaching our students how to manage their time, motivation patience  and discipline etc. "Become a good person if you want to be a photographer."