About the Course

The B.A. English programme is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of English literature, language studies, and communication skills. The course exposes students to classical, modern, and contemporary literary works, along with linguistic and critical theories.

The programme equips students with strong reading, writing, speaking, and analytical skills, preparing them for careers in education, media, content development, and other language-intensive professions.

About the Curriculum

The curriculum is structured under the autonomous academic framework and is periodically updated to reflect contemporary academic trends and societal needs. It balances literary study with language and skill development.

Key areas of study include:

• British Literature (Classical, Romantic, and Modern)
• American and World Literature
• Indian Writing in English
• English Grammar and Usage
• Phonetics and Linguistics
• Literary Criticism and Theory
• Communication Skills and Public Speaking
• Creative Writing and Composition

Assignments, seminars, presentations, projects, and internal assessments form an integral part of the curriculum, enhancing intellectual engagement and expressive ability.

Vision of the Department

To develop articulate, culturally aware, and intellectually competent graduates with a strong command of English language and literature.

Mission of the Department

• To impart comprehensive knowledge of English literature and language
• To enhance communication, writing, and critical thinking skills
• To encourage creative expression and literary appreciation
• To prepare students for higher education and professional careers
• To instill ethical values and global perspectives through literature

Learning Resources & Facilities

The Department of English is supported by academic resources that enrich literary and language learning.

English Learning Facilities

• Access to literary texts, reference books, and journals
• Audio-visual resources for language and communication training
• Seminar halls for discussions, presentations, and literary events
• Digital resources for research and content development

These facilities support both academic study and skill-oriented learning.

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates seeking admission to the B.A. English programme must have:

• Successfully completed Higher Secondary (10+2) or equivalent
• Interest in language, literature, and communication
• Fulfilled eligibility norms prescribed by the institution and university

Admissions are based on merit and institutional admission guidelines.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the programme, students will be able to:

• Analyze literary texts using critical perspectives
• Communicate effectively in written and spoken English
• Apply language skills in academic and professional contexts
• Demonstrate creative and analytical writing abilities
• Understand cultural, social, and global perspectives through literature

Career Opportunities

Graduates of B.A. English can pursue careers in:

• Teaching and Academic Support
• Content Writer / Editor
• Media and Journalism Assistant
• Corporate Communication Executive
• Public Relations Executive
• Publishing and Editorial Assistant
• Language Trainer

Higher Education Opportunities

• M.A. English
• M.A. Linguistics / Communication Studies
• B.Ed. (where applicable)
• Journalism, Media, and Creative Writing programmes
• Research-oriented academic careers

The programme provides a strong foundation for careers requiring advanced communication and analytical skills.