Master Of Arts (English)

Overview :

The M.A English degree course provides an opportunity to acquire advance knowledge in the main areas of English as well as to enhance the ability for better understanding of the subject.

Objectives of the course:

1. To produce experts in English language and literature.
2. To develop literary sensibility and critical judgment.
3. To develop linguistic ability and sensibility.
4. To develop compositional and communicative skills.
5. To train students in independent use of tools of learning, i.e. reference skills.

Program Details

Any graduate from any recognized University

Minimum – 2 Years

Maximum – 4 Years

Responsive Tabs
SEM I
SEM II
SEM III
SEM IV
SR.No Subject Assignment
1 PGENG 11: Literature in English from 1550 to 1832-I Download
SR.No Subject Assignment
1 Literature in English from 1550 to 1832 – II Download
2 Introduction to the Study of English Language – II Download
3 English Language and Literature Teaching – II Download
4 Postcolonial Literature – II Download
5 Linguistics and Stylistics – II Download
6 English for Specific Purposes Download
SR.No Subject Assignment
1 Literatures in English from 1832 to 1980 – I Download
2 Contemporary Critical Thoughts–I Download
3 Research Methodology-I Download
4 Semantics and Pragmatics – I Download
5 Soft Skills Download
6 Post Colonial Indian English Literature - I Download
SR.No Subject Assignment
1 Research Methodology-II (Research Project) Download
2 Literature in English from 1832 to 1980-II Download
3 Post-Colonial Indian English-II Download
4 Semantics and Pragmatics-II Download
5 Contemporary Critical Thoughts-II Download

M.A. English: Semester – I

Subject Type

Code

Title of the paper

Credits

Exam Hrs

Maximum Marks

 

Internal

Assessment

University Examination

Total

Core: Compulsory

 

 

PGENG 11

Literature in English from 1550 to 1832 – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 12

Introduction to the Study of English Language – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 13

English Language and Literature Teaching – I

04

03

30

70

100

Core Elective

Any one from the following:

 

 

 

 

PGENG 14

a) Postcolonial Literature – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 15

b) Linguistics & Stylistics – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 16

c) American Literature: 19th Century – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 17

d) Indian Literature in English Translation – I

04

03

30

70

100

M.A. English: Semester – II

Subject Type

Code

Title of the paper

Credits

Exam Hrs

Maximum Marks

 

Internal

Assessment

University Examination

Total

Core: Compulsory

 

 

PGENG 11

Literature in English from 1550 to 1832 – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 12

Introduction to the Study of English Language – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 13

English Language and Literature Teaching – I

04

03

30

70

100

Core Elective

Any one from the following:

 

 

 

 

PGENG 14

a) Postcolonial Literature – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 15

b) Linguistics & Stylistics – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 16

c) American Literature: 19th Century – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 17

d) Indian Literature in English Translation – I

04

03

30

70

100

M.A. English: Semester – III

 

Subject Type

Code

Title of the paper

Credits

Exam Hrs

Maximum Marks

 

Internal

Assessment

University Examination

Total

Core: Compulsory

 

 

PGENG 31

Literature in English from 1832 to 1980 – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 32

Contemporary Critical Thoughts – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 33

Research Methodology – I

04

03

30

70

100

Core Elective

 

 

 

 

Any one from the following:

 

 

 

 

PGENG 34

a) Postcolonial Indian English Literature – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 35

b) Semantics and Pragmatics – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 36

c) Contemporary American Literature and Culture – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 37

d) World Classics in English Translation – I

04

03

30

70

100

PGAEC 31

Soft Skills

02

02

20

30

50

M.A. English: Semester – IV

 

Subject Type

Code

Title of the paper

Credits

Exam Hrs

Maximum Marks

 

Internal

Assessment

University Examination

Total

Core: Compulsory

 

 

PGENG 41

Literature in English from 1832 to 1980 – II

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 42

Contemporary Critical Thoughts – II

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 43

Research Methodology – II (Project Report)

06

-

30

70

100

Core Elective

 

 

 

 

Any one from the following:

 

 

 

 

PGENG 44

a) Postcolonial Indian English Literature – II

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 45

b) Semantics and Pragmatics – II

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 46

c) Contemporary American Literature and Culture – II

04

03

30

70

100

PGENG 47

d) World Classics in English Translation – I

04

03

30

70

100