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Duration
2 Years
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Eligibility
Graduation (with English)
min. second division
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Selection Procedure
Merit + PI
Program Outcomes
Enhanced Literary Analysis
Graduates will develop advanced skills in analyzing literary texts, interpreting complex themes, and understanding cultural contexts.
Critical Thinking and Theory Application
Students will learn to apply critical theories, fostering analytical thinking and contextual interpretations of literary works.
Advanced Communication Skills
This program enhances proficiency in written and spoken communication, vital for academic and professional success.
Research and Scholarly Writing
Graduates will gain expertise in academic research, synthesizing information, and producing well-structured scholarly papers.
Cross-Cultural Awareness
Through global literature, students will understand diverse cultural perspectives, promoting empathy and intercultural competence.
Literary History and Development
Learners will explore the historical evolution of English literature, tracing changes in genres, styles, and themes.
Appreciation of Language Nuances
Graduates will develop an appreciation for the intricacies of language, including syntax, semantics, and phonetics.
Professional and Ethical Perspectives
The program instils ethical research practices and professional attitudes, essential for careers in academia or publishing.
Interdisciplinary Knowledge Application
Students will apply insights from other disciplines, enriching literary interpretations with historical, sociological, and psychological perspectives.
Preparation for Advanced Research or Teaching
Graduates are equipped with the theoretical foundation and pedagogical skills for research or teaching English.
Career Paths
Entrepreneurship
Civil Services
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Linguistics and Language Technology
Media and Journalism
Language Translator/Interpreter
Lexicographer
Content Writer/Editor
Curriculum
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Core-1 (Literature) | Poetry I FromChaucerto17th Century | 3 |
| Core-2 (Literature) | Drama I Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama | 3 |
| Core-3 (Literature) | Fiction I Origins and Developments up to 18th Century | 3 |
| Core-4 (Literature) | American Literature | 3 |
| Core-5 (Language/Linguistic) | Modern English Usage and Grammar | 3 |
| Minor | Indian Writings in Translation I | 2 |
| Minor | Classics in Translation I | |
| Minor | Afro-American Literature I | |
| AECC-1 | English Language lab & Communication | 2 |
| Value Added Courses | Bhakti Literature | 2 |
| Total Credits | 21 | |
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Core-6 (Literature) | Research Methodology | 3 |
| Core-7 (Literature) | Poetry II Eighteenth to Nineteenth Century | 3 |
| Core-8 (Literature) | Drama II Restoration to Twentieth Century | 3 |
| Core-9 (Literature) | Fiction II Nineteenth to Twentieth Century | 3 |
| Core -10 (Language/ Linguistics) | Phonetics and Spoken English | 3 |
| Minor | Indian Writing in Translation II | 2 |
| Minor | Classics in Translation II | |
| Minor | Afro-American Literature II | |
| AECC-2 | Environmental Science | 2 |
| Cultural Studies | Value-Added Courses (VAC) | 2 |
| Total Credits | 21 | |
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Core-11 (Literature) | Shakespeare Studies | 3 |
| Core-12 (Literature) | Critical Theories–I | 3 |
| Core-13 (Literature) | Modern British Literature | 3 |
| Core-14 (Literature) | World Literatures | 3 |
| Core-15 (Language/Linguistics) | Linguistics and Applied Linguistics | 3 |
| Minor | Indian Literature in Translation | 3 |
| Minor | African- American Literature | |
| Minor | Literature & Gender Studies | |
| SEC | Research Writing | 2 |
| Total Credits | 20 | |
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
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| Core-16 (Literature) | Indian English Literature | 3 |
| Core-17 (Literature) | Critical Theory-II | 3 |
| Core-18 (Literature) | Modern British literature II | 3 |
| Core-19 (Literature) | Literature after World War II | 3 |
| Core -20 (Language/ Linguistics) | Stylistics and Discourse Analysis | 3 |
| Minor | Violence and Memories Studies | 2 |
| Minor | Women’s Writing | |
| Minor | Media and Film Studies | |
| Dissertation / Project | Dissertation | 3 |
| Total Credits | 20 | |
Tuition Fee
₹38450
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Frequently Asked Questions
The degree enhances analytical, writing, and critical thinking skills, applicable to careers in teaching, writing, publishing, media, public relations, and more.
You will develop skills in research, communication, editing, critical analysis, problem-solving, and persuasive writing, all highly valued by employers.
Through studying literature, theory, and writing, you’ll gain cultural awareness, empathy, and a deeper understanding of language, history, and society.
Yes, many English graduates work in fields like law, marketing, human resources, advertising, content strategy, and business, where strong communication is key.
The syllabus includes rigorous coursework in research methodology, critical theory, and thesis writing, building a foundation for academic and research-based careers.
Creative writing hones creativity, storytelling, and audience engagement skills, which are valuable in fields like advertising, content creation, and entertainment.
Studying global and multicultural literature broadens your perspective, building cultural competence and adaptability for international or cross-cultural work environments.
Many programs offer internships in publishing, media, education, and research, providing practical experience that boosts employability and professional networking.
The program emphasizes clarity, persuasion, and nuance in both written and oral communication, which are essential skills for any career.
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