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Duration
4 Years
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Eligibility
10+2 (any stream)
with min 45 %
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Selection Procedure
Merit + PI
Program Outcomes
Critical Analysis
Sharpen skills to interpret and critically analyze literary texts and complex ideas.
Effective Communication
Master written and verbal skills essential for clear, impactful communication across fields.
Literary Appreciation
Develop an appreciation for diverse literary forms, genres, and historical contexts.
Research Skills
Learn to independently research, gather, and analyze information from various scholarly sources.
Cultural Awareness
Gain a global perspective and empathy through the study of diverse cultural literature.
Creative Expression
Explore creativity through various writing forms, including poetry, fiction, and nonfiction.
Analytical Thinking
Enhance analytical abilities to interpret themes, symbolism, and structures in literature.
Ethical Insight
Reflect on ethical issues through literature, fostering moral and philosophical awareness.
Career Readiness
Build skills for careers in education, publishing, journalism, and media.
Lifelong Learning
Inspire a lasting love for literature, promoting continuous personal and intellectual growth.
Career Paths

Entrepreneurship

Civil Services

Embassy

Linguistics and Language Technology

Media and Journalism

Language Translator/Interpreter

Lexicographer

Content Writer/Editor
Curriculum
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Core | Social History of England-I | 3 |
| Core | Social History of England-II | 3 |
| Core | Poetry I | 3 |
| Minor (Language / Linguistics) | Modern English Usage and Languages | 4 |
| AECC | Academic Writing | 3 |
| Languages Enhancement Course | Introduction to French I | 3 |
| Introduction to Spanish I | 3 | |
| Value Added Course (VAC) | Cultural Studies | 2 |
| Total | 21 | |
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Core | Poetry-II | 4 |
| Core | Indian Literature | 4 |
| Core | Non-Fiction Prose | 4 |
| Minor(Language / Linguistics) | Phonetics and Phonology | 4 |
| Skill/Language Enhancement Course | Introduction to French II | 3 |
| Introduction to Spanish II | 3 | |
| *OE/GE | *Open Electives/Generic Electives | 2 |
| Total | 21 | |
Credits of MOOC, SWAYAM and NPTEL will be considered similar to the credits of OE/GE
*Students can choose any one subject from the following list of subjects:
List of OE/GE
| Sr. No | Course Name | School offering the Course |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Basics of Plant Tissue culture | School Of Life & Basic Sciences |
| 2 | Law Relating to Motor Vehicles and Accidents | School Of Law And Governance |
| 3 | Effective Communication | School Of Business & Management |
| 4 | Soil and water conservation Engg. | School Of Agricultural Sciences |
| 5 | Guidance & counseling | School Of Education |
| 6 | Stress Management | Department Of Physiotherapy |
| 7 | Patient care and Patient Safety | School Of Allied Health Sciences |
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Core | Nineteenth Century Prose & Fiction | 4 |
| Core | Twentieth Century Poetry and Drama | 4 |
| Minor (Language / Linguistics) |
English Usage, Literary Forms and Devices | 4 |
| AECC | Digital Content Writing | 3 |
| Language Enhancement Course | Introduction to French III | 3 |
| Introduction to Spanish III | 3 | |
| **OE/GE | *Open Electives/Generic Electives | 2 |
| Total | 20 | |
Credits of MOOC, SWAYAM and NPTEL will be considered similar to the credits of OE/GE
**Students can choose any one subject from the following list of subjects
List of OE/GE
| Sr. No | Course Name | School offering the Course |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction to Bioinformatics | School Of Life & Basic Sciences |
| 2 | Fundamental Rights and Duties | School Of Law And Governance |
| 3 | Social Responsibility & Ethics | School Of Business & Management |
| 4 | Farm Machinery and Power | School Of Agricultural Sciences |
| 5 | Architectural marvels of India | School Of Education |
| 6 | Workplace Ergonomics | Department Of Physiotherapy |
| 7 | General Hospital practice | School Of Allied Health Sciences |
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Core | Discourse Analysis | 3 |
| Core | Twentieth Century Prose and Fiction | 3 |
| Core | Indian Writings in English I | 3 |
| Core | Indian Aesthetics and Translations | 3 |
| Minor (Language/ Linguistics) | Modern English Usages & Language II | 4 |
| Language Enhancement Course | Introduction to French IV | 3 |
| Introduction to Spanish IV | 3 | |
| **OE/GE | *Open Electives/Generic Electives | 2 |
| Total | 21 | |
Credits of MOOC, SWAYAM and NPTEL will be considered similar to the credits of OE/GE
**Students can choose any one subject from the following list of subjects
List of OE/GE
| Sr. No | Course Name | School offering the Course |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Scientific Communication | School Of Life & Basic Sciences |
| 2 | Environmental Law | School Of Law And Governance |
| 3 | Finance For Non-Finance Professionals | School Of Business & Management |
| 4 | Agribusiness Management | School Of Agricultural Sciences |
| 5 | Life skill Education | School Of Education |
| 6 | Exercise for Women’s Health | Department Of Physiotherapy |
| 7 | Clinical Examination of Visual System | School Of Allied Health Sciences |
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Core | Medieval & Renaissance Drama | 4 |
| Core | Core Philosophical Trends | 4 |
| Core | Critical Theories I | 4 |
| Minor | Language in Use | 4 |
| Value Added Course (VAC) | Cultural Studies | 2 |
| **OE/GE | *Open Electives/Generic Electives | 2 |
| Total | 20 | |
Credits of MOOC, SWAYAM and NPTEL will be considered similar to the credits of OE/GE
**Students can choose any one subject from the following list of subjects
List of OE/GE
| Sr. No | Course Name | School offering the Course |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Basic of Biochemistry | School Of Life & Basic Sciences |
| 2 | Law relating to Marriage and Divorce | School Of Law And Governance |
| 3 | Salesmanship | School Of Business & Management |
| 4 | Commercial plant breeding | School Of Agricultural Sciences |
| 5 | Adolescent Psychology | School Of Education |
| 6 | Home Based Exercise | Department Of Physiotherapy |
| 7 | Eye banking | School Of Allied Health Sciences |
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Core | American Literature | 3 |
| Core | Indian Writing in English II | 3 |
| Core | Critical Theories II | 3 |
| Core | Introduction to Language (English) | 3 |
| Minor (Language/ Linguistics) | English Language Teaching | 4 |
| AECC | Creative Writing | 3 |
| **OE/GE | *Open Electives/Generic Electives | 2 |
| Total | 18 | |
Credits of MOOC, SWAYAM and NPTEL will be considered similar to the credits of OE/GE
**Students can choose any one subject from the following list of subjects
List of OE/GE
| Sr. No | Course Name | School offering the Course |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Environmental Ethics | School Of Life & Basic Sciences |
| 2 | Law relating to Adoption and Maintenance | School Of Law And Governance |
| 3 | Succession Planning & Career Development | School Of Business & Management |
| 4 | Microprogation technology | School Of Agricultural Sciences |
| 5 | Basic Geography | School Of Education |
| 6 | Basic Life Support | Department Of Physiotherapy |
| 7 | Biomedical waste management | School Of Allied Health Sciences |
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
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| Core | Afro- American Literature | 3 |
| Core | Dalit Studies | 3 |
| Core | Introduction to Research Methodology | 3 |
| Core | Partition Literature | 3 |
| Minor | Indian Classical Literature | 4 |
| AECC | Introduction to Fiction | 3 |
| Total | 19 | |
Option 1
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Dissertation/ Project | Dissertation/ Project/ Internship | 12 |
| Core | Post Colonial Studies | 4 |
| Minor | Subaltern Studies | 4 |
| Total | 20 | |
Option 2
| Course Category | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Core | Post Colonial Studies | 4 |
| Core | Disabilities Studies | 4 |
| Core | British Fiction | 4 |
| Core | Travel Writing | 4 |
| Minor | Subaltern Studies | 4 |
| Total | 20 | |
Tuition Fee
₹34900
Note
*Lab & Library fee will be charged separately
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Frequently Asked Questions
B.A. Honors English is a 3-year UG degree course. It is the study in which a student gets an opportunity to learn about the development of English Language, its history, and the literature produced during various ages including the socio-political and cultural insights of the world. The project work is also an important component of this degree.
B.A and B.A (Hons.) are undergraduate courses but the sole difference is very clear in B.A. Hons. The student specializes in one particular subject in English Honors. Like for example English Honours is a thorough and detailed study. The Students will have the opportunity to learnClassical Literature, Contemporary Literature, Modern Indian Literature, Modern European Drama etc.
The course duration is for 3-years split into Six Semesters for the regular course
The basic minimum eligibility for BA English Honors course is - The candidates must have completed the higher secondary exam or equivalent with English and should have scored minimum 50% of marks from a school recognized by an Educational board.
Choice based credit system (Semester wise pattern).
Yes, any student who has passed his/her class 12th in any stream (humanities / commerce / science / social science, etc) is eligible to take admission in this course.
Yes, if your result is awaited you can still apply for this course. However you will have to produce your passing certificate at the time of admission and if you fulfill the prescribed eligibility you can take admission to the course.
Yes, students who have passed their 10 + 2 level examinations before 2020 and satisfy the eligibility conditions can apply for this course.
There is no age bar for the student to apply for this course.
The University gives admission based on Merit, there’s no Entrance Exam but a fixed eligibility criteria is mentioned.
No, there will be no interview for the selection procedure for the session 2020 – 2021.
The syllabus can be obtained through the University website www.jnujaipur.ac.in or the student can visit the department to obtain the syllabus.
The detailed course structure and the course content are available at www.jnujaipur.ac.in.
The fee* for the course is Rs. 78,900/-. The additional security deposit of Rs.2,000/- is refundable (Library Security) one time. *The fees is subject to change.
The result of the written exam shall be declared on or around 15th July 2020.
Yes, 75% attendance is compulsory to appear in the exams.
Yes, every batch has a Mentor/ Class Teacher. Mentor is a Guardian who guides students in their semester-long projects/ dissertations of different disciplines. A Mentor handles the students’ personal as well as academic problems.
Yes, hostel facility is provided to outstation/ international students.
After graduating from BA English Honours, there are a lot of job opportunities in various industries. Some of the industries are: Media and Journalism, Advertising & Marketing, HR/ Administration, Teaching & Research, Hospitality, Publishing, Technical Writers, Translators & Civil Services.
Yes, internship is an important aspect of this course. Some of the organizations where our students have worked as interns are: Teach India, Internshala, Courseera etc etc.
This course has project work as a compulsory component. Students are usually expected to identify the contemporary issues that should be acknowledged for the betterment of society. Students then work out solutions for resolving the problems. They are encouraged to participate in seminars and conferences and present their finding there. Many of our students have participated in different seminars and conferences in India and abroad.
This course also has additional subjects like French, Psychology as compulsory electives. There is an English Language Lab for the improvement in Spoken English.
The aim of this degree is to nurture Entrepreneurship. The University also has a Placement Cell through which numerous students get an opportunity to obtain jobs in various fields. The English Departmental Placement are also handled by the placement cell very efficiently.
Graduates can pursue careers in teaching, publishing, content writing, journalism, advertising, editing, public relations, and even law or business with further study.
While not mandatory, internships are encouraged and may include roles in publishing, media, communications, and research to enhance real-world experience and employability.
Yes, the program provides a strong foundation for M.A. programs in English, Creative Writing, Comparative Literature, as well as interdisciplinary fields like Cultural Studies or Media Studies.
You will study British, American, and World Literatures, including classical and contemporary works, drama, poetry, fiction, and non-fiction prose.
The B.A. in English typically includes core courses in literature, electives in specialized areas like linguistics or film studies, and may also include a final project or thesis.
No prior experience is required, although a passion for reading, writing, and critical thinking will help you succeed in the program.
Absolutely. You’ll be engaged in essay writings, creative projects, and analytical assignments that develops clear, effective, and persuasive writing skills.
Yes, students can join literary clubs, participate in writing competitions, attend poetry readings, and engage in workshops that enhance learning outside the classroom.
As a law student, it's essential to recognize the diverse career opportunities that a law degree can unlock. The first and foremost objective is to clear Judicial services exams. Beyond traditional legal practice, your degree can lead you into fields such as research, education, banking, and public service. If you're interested in pursuing a career within the legal sector, you have clear pathways for further specialization. Options include pursuing a Master’s in Law (LLM), completing the Legal Practice Course to become a solicitor, or enrolling in the Bar Professional Training Course if you aim to qualify as a barrister.







