State University of Performing and Visual Arts

The State University of Performing and Visual Arts (SUPVA) in Rohtak, Haryana, India, was established in 2014 as a non-profit educational institution dedicated to fostering creative expression through specialized programs – primarily focusing on performing arts, visual art, and film studies. This strategic placement within the state capital offers convenient access for students and faculty. SUPAVA operates as a public-private partnership, leveraging funding from both government sources and private philanthropy to deliver education. The university emphasizes experiential learning, integrating practical training with extensive research and development capabilities.

SUPVA has earned a strong reputation in the region, achieving an acceptance rate of approximately 54% – a testament to its growing student body. It offers a Bachelor degree in Arts for students pursuing various disciplines including acting, filmmaking, painting and other visual art forms. The university boasts a diverse range of academic departments, meticulously designed to cater to specialized areas within the arts. A key feature is its emphasis on artistic proficiency alongside rigorous theoretical training through collaborations with established institutions across Asia. SUPVA also emphasizes community engagement through outreach programs and artist residencies, contributing significantly to cultural development in Rohtak and Haryana.

The university's current student population hovers around 374,000. SUPAVA actively cultivates a supportive learning environment that prioritizes student well-being and professional success. It has invested in robust infrastructure including studios for acting and visual arts, well-equipped libraries, digital labs and state of the art equipment. The institution’s mission is to equip students with the skills necessary to thrive within the evolving landscape of artistic pursuits while contributing actively to the broader cultural heritage of India. SUPVA continues its growth, striving to become a recognized center for arts education in central Asia and beyond.