Music Examination in India – Musicea Arts and Culture Council

Everyone enjoys the sound of music. Many sings or play an instrument on their own. There is an age-old tradition to learn music too. Though a majority of the population learns Indian classical music, there is an increase in interest to learn music from other parts of the world commonly termed as western music. Many children and adults are learning Piano, Keyboard, Guitar, Drum Kit, Violin, Western Singing. Bollywood singing has become extremely popular too, not only in India but across the globe. Candidates and parents also look forward to proper certification and evaluation. Music examination in India has become quite popular and the demand for proper certification will increase with the implementation of the new national education policy. There are a few music examinations board that focuses on evaluating Indian music like Prayag sangeet Samity, Pracheen Kala Kendra, etc. The hangover of the British Colony is still fresh in India as boards based in England like Trinity College London, ABRSM, LCM and Rockschool are still controlling the western music evaluation. Currently, boards from other countries do not operate in India. Musicea Arts and Culture Council is India’s first international board that offer diplomas for both western and Indian music. Boards from England operate according to their terms and conditions and fail to address the aspiring Indian. They also lack the understanding and requirements of Indian music students. Thousands of candidates every year were forced to take these examinations as there was no other option. Musicea Arts and Culture Council is catering for those aspiring teachers and students who want an international certification with Indian values. Going beyond the traditional fixed book for examination concept, in many cases, a candidate cannot appear for the examination without a particular book, Musicea empowers the teacher and candidate to explore and select from music available from any reputed publisher either digital or print.

Music examination in India is becoming very popular. To cater to the different requirements of students, teachers too require to explore different study materials. One needs to understand that a particular book for the examination restrict learning and a student miss out on many points. Teachers should adopt a holistic approach while delivering music lessons. There are plenty of excellent study materials available in the market. A teacher should use different resources to make his lessons more interesting while adding more value to his lessons. Music examination solely cannot cover the art of learning.  Examinations provide a structure and set a target. Graded music education helps a candidate to progress sequentially. The best approach a teacher may adopt is to prepare candidates for examinations and also provide them with additional study materials.  

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