3 Years
Under Graduate
Arts
Full Time
The program aims to enhance analytical and communication skills, fostering a deep understanding of literature's cultural and historical contexts. Electives may offer specialized topics like creative writing or literary criticism.
The Bachelor of Arts Honours (BA Hons.) in English syllabus is a meticulously structured three-year program that immerses students in the profound realms of English literature and language. The first year establishes a solid foundation through courses spanning different literary periods, linguistic analysis, and critical theory. Moving into the second year, students engage in more specialized studies, delving into specific genres, authors, or literary movements such as Shakespearean drama, Victorian novels, and modernist poetry. The final year often involves advanced seminars, independent research projects, and a dissertation, allowing students to showcase their analytical prowess and deepened understanding of English literature. Overall, the program not only fosters a comprehensive knowledge of the subject but also cultivates critical thinking, analytical skills, and a profound appreciation for the richness of the English language and its cultural impact.
Year 1
| S.No | Subjects |
| 1 | Indian Classical Literature |
| 2 | European Classical Literature |
| 3 | Indian Writing in English |
| 4 | British Poetry and Drama: 14th to 17th Centuries |
| 5 | British Poetry and Drama: 17th and 18th Centuries |
| 6 | British Literature: 18th Century |
| 7 | British Romantic Literature |
| 8 | British Literature: 19th Century |
Year 2
| S.No | Subjects |
| 1 | British Literature: The Early 20th Century |
| 2 | Postcolonial Literatures |
| 3 | British Literature: Post World War II |
| 4 | Literary Theory |
| 5 | Literary Criticism |
| 6 | Literature and Cinema |
Year 3
| S.No | Subjects |
| 1 | World Literature |
| 2 | Research Methodology |
| 3 | Autobiography |
| 4 | Science fiction and Detective Literature |
| 5 | Nineteenth-Century European Realism |
| 6 | Literature of the Indian Diaspora |
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