The Master of Arts in English program offers an in-depth exploration of literature, language, and critical theory. Designed for students who are passionate about reading, writing, and analyzing texts, this program provides a comprehensive understanding of various literary traditions and contemporary issues. Through rigorous coursework, research opportunities, and mentorship from distinguished faculty, students will refine their analytical, interpretive, and communication skills. The MA in English prepares graduates for careers in academia, publishing, writing, and beyond, fostering a deep appreciation for the power of the written word.
Advanced Literary Analysis: Deep dive into classic and contemporary literary works.
Diverse Curriculum: Covers a broad spectrum of genres, periods, and critical theories.
Expert Faculty: Learn from renowned scholars and published authors.
Research Opportunities: Engage in extensive research projects and thesis work.
First Year | Subject Type |
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Semester I | |
Structure of Modern English – I | Compulsory |
Poetry – I | Compulsory |
Drama – I | Compulsory |
Prose and Fiction – I | Compulsory |
Twentieth Century Literature – I | Compulsory |
First Year | Subject Type |
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Semester II | |
Structure of Modern English - II | Compulsory |
Poetry – II | Compulsory |
Drama – II (Shakespeare) | Compulsory |
Prose and Fiction – II | Compulsory |
Twentieth Century Literature – II | Compulsory |
Second Year | Subject Type |
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Semester III | |
Literary Criticism – I | Compulsory |
Communicative English – I | Compulsory |
Indian Writing in English | Compulsory |
American Literature – I | Compulsory |
Colonial/Post-colonial Literatures – I | Compulsory |
Second Year | Subject Type |
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Semester IV | |
Literary Criticism – II | Compulsory |
Communicative English – II | Compulsory |
Indian Literature in Translation | Compulsory |
American Literature – II | Compulsory |
Colonial/Post-colonial Literatures – II | Compulsory |
Type of Fees* | Domestic students | Mode of payment |
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1st Year | Rs. 6,730/- | Online / Demand Draft |
2nd Year | Rs. 8,550 | - |
** Not finalized by the CDE. May be given at the time of 2nd year |
The core areas of study within an MA English program typically include literature, language, literary theory, and critical analysis. Students may explore various literary genres, periods, and movements, as well as linguistic theories and language studies. Additionally, some programs may offer courses in creative writing, cultural studies, or interdisciplinary approaches to literature.
Pursuing an MA in English offers several benefits compared to a Bachelor's degree. An MA program provides a deeper and more specialized study of English literature and language, allowing students to develop advanced analytical and critical thinking skills. Graduates of an MA program are often better equipped for career advancement, teaching positions, or further academic study. Since you seem so keen on learning more about our courses, feel free to check out our ODL MA in Journalism and Mass Communication
Graduates with an MA in English have a variety of career paths open to them, highlighting the MA English benefits . Some common career options include:
The interested students need to meet the ODL MA (English) course eligibility criteria set by the university. Get in touch for more details. Eligibility Criteria: Any Bachelor's Degree with English.
The duration of the MA English program is 2 Years (4 Sems)