Art, Music, Dance, Fitness, Wellness and Chess are our main Verticals. Look into our Classes Art – DRAWING & PAINTING
Vocals : CARNATIC VOCAL HINDUSTANI VOCAL WESTERN VOCAL
Western Instruments : GUITAR KEYBOARD WESTERN VIOLIN DRUMS
Classical Instruments : TABLA MRIDANGAM CARNATIC VIOLIN VEENA FLUTE Dance : BHARATANATYAM KATHAK FREESTYLE DANCE
Fitness : TAEKWONDO YOGA
Other Activities : Chess

BTA is an exam center for Trinity College London (Western Music), Bangiya Sangeet Parishad (Indian Music, Indian Dance and Painting) and International Taekwondo Federation for Taekwondo. Exams are only a subtle part of the learning journey, though its advised to take up exams - it’s not compulsory.

Our teachers are qualified professionals who have experience teaching children as well as adults. We pride ourselves on having the most devoted teachers with an unwavering commitment to our students success.

Our class structure is usually group classes – generally twice a week. Exception to this is Western Violin, Tabla and Mridangam – once a week, Yoga for Adults – Thrice a week.

There is no fool proof method to know this, only trial and error based on the interest of the
student or parent is the way to go. However 6 months in a particular vertical is a descent
timeframe to analyse and understand if the child is enjoying the art form, child will learn as long as they are enjoying. Consistency to class and practice is the key.

BTA facilitates a non-competitive healthy atmosphere for all students to enjoy their learning journey. We do not send students for competitions. We have an inhouse auditorium where we facilitate students an opportunity to perform and also celebrate our annual day at an external venue for students to express their talents, this helps them to shed their inhibitions and gain confidence as budding artists.

When a Trainer misses a class, the class is compensated. If a student misses a class the class is not compensated. At BTA, students though in a group are thought lessons individually. When the student resumes class, Trainer will revise the old lesson and then the student continues the learning curve. As a result the Student doesn’t miss a lesson when absent. However, the student is expected to attend at least 75% of the class to help the trainer finish the syllabus for the academic year.

The minimum age to start with Art, Freestyle Dance, Carnatic Vocal, Hindustani Vocal and Western Vocal is 4 Yrs. Bharathnayam, Kathak and Teakwondo is 5 yrs.
Musical Instruments is 6 Yrs.
Yoga is currently only for Adults.

Yes. You must bring you own instrument for Guitar, Violin, Flute, Tabla, Mridangam Classes.
The exceptions are with Veena, Keyboard, Drums
(for drums you need to bring your own practice pads and drumsticks).
Instrument will be provided by the Academy, however if you’re comfortable with bringing your own instrument , you can do so.

The basic fundamentals can take about a year to learn on an average, however; music or any art form is a journey that can be studied for a lifetime. Attending classes regularly and Practicing regularly is the best way to improve your growth and learn efficiently to each one’s ability.

No. Every instructor evaluates each student to determine their level of understanding and then tailors each students plan of study.

Yes. This would be a one on one class format. Some instructors are available early mornings, We will try to accommodate your schedule as much as possible.