Hello,

EFLU offers three courses through distance education which are as follows;

• MA English
• Post Graduate Diploma in the Teaching of English
• Post Graduate Certificate in the Teaching of English

Admission to all the above courses are done without any entrance exams, candidates are required to fill in the application form  which are scrutinized by officials and according candidates are shortlisted, to know more details regarding this, visit the official website at https://www.efluniversity.ac.in/distance_education.php

Hello student you can easily download the sample paper from careers360, refer to the link mentioned below - https://university.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/eflu-sample-papers-phd-linguistics-and-phonetics

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck

Hello,

EFLU is the university level entrance exam conducted by English and Foreign Language University

The EFLU examination pattern for BA, B. Ed, and separate courses in foreign languages is made available to you.

For BA you will have questions on grammar , writing skills , reasoning and literature .

For this you can understand the topics one by one through books or YouTube videos.

For BEd the syllabus is little bit same as BA with difference of vocabulary and there will some questions on teaching aptitude and general knowledge.

And for foreign language you will get question accordingly .

With general reasoning and general knowledge questions.

If you taking BA then are not required to take an EFLU admission test. Instead, the TOEFL or IELTS must have done.

https://university.careers360.com/exams/eflu-entrance-test

you can refer to this link for more information.

Lastly for preparing you must focus on your basic vocabulary and grammar . If your base is strong then you can build a wall .

so practice daily and consistently .

best regards!!

Hello sandeep

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Hey!

The category-wise cut-off changes according to the degree you are going to choose.

Example: Hyderabad Campus

• For B. A (Hons) English

Gen - 77-70

EWS - 67-55

OBC - 70

SC - 62-52

ST - 63-56

• B.A(Hons.) Arabic

Gen - 76-50

EWS - 59

OBC - 59

SC - 45

ST - 38

You have to check the previous year's cutoff of EFLU to get an idea of the expected marks required to qualify for the exam. But it is difficult to predict the expected in 2nd round counseling as the round's result would be changing from year to year.

You can check out https://university.careers360.com/articles/eflu-cutoff and https://university.careers360.com/articles/eflu-result to know more about the expected cut-off in EFLU.

Thank you.

Hi Student,

EFLU cut off date for UG Programmes has already been released on 23rd October 2020 . Whereas, The Second admission list for EFLU counselling is yet to be notified by the university itself

For more information regarding the cutoff dates , admission information , eligibility criteria and further more you can always visit the link provided below :

https://university.careers360.com/articles/eflu-cutoff

Hello Adhitya,

Hope you're doing well.

EFLU offers BA hons in various foreign languages, which has a good career scope aftermath. Coming to your query, the questions are asked from three sections :

• Foreign language questions
• Logical reasoning
• English language

Foreign language questions consist of questions from their particular country's culture, a bit of history etc, and grammar. So, you need to study about the same particular language.

For further assistance, please follow this link:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/eflu-exam-pattern/amp

Hello Ganga!

There are some important areas upon which the ELFU question for MA English is set and you must know that.

• Literature - Go through history of English Literature and an introduction to literary theory. Reading books written by authors like Shakespeare is important. You must be comfortable writing long, critical answers for atleast two literary texts.
• Grammar (including passage)
• General knowledge (along with current affairs)- Knowledge of latest issues in literary studies, and the names of recent awardees etc. - the Man Booker prize, the Nobel in Literature, the Pulitzer Prize - is always handy and useful, particularly for the EFLU exam.
• Logical reasoning - Reasoning both language and mathematical based will be asked .

You can visit the EFLU Library to get the previous question papers, then decide what to be covered for the entrance. It will be really helpful. Anyways, I am attaching some model question papers for EFLU MA english that were available online below(click to download):-

https://university.careers360.com/ebook/ajax/download?ebook_id=2145&click_location=free_download&widget=ebook-view_header&click_url=https://university.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/eflu-sample-papers-ma-english-literature

Visit the link below for more info:-

https://university.careers360.com/exams/eflu-entrance-test

All the best!

Hi, Adithya.

The EFLU Entrance Exam for BA English (Hons.) is a 100 marks test of 2 hours with 1 mark awarded for every correct answer and no negative marking for incorrect answers.

there are total 7 sections covered in the exam :-

• Section A - Grammar (15 marks)

• Section B - Vocabulary (10 marks)

• Section C- Reading (15 marks)

• Section D- Writing (10 marks)

• Section E- General Knowledge (10 marks)

• Section F- Reasoning (20 marks)

• Section G- Literature (20 marks)

I will provide a general preparation strategy so feel free to pick or modify as per your requirements:

1) English (Grammar/Vocabs/Reading) - Since this is an entrance test for an arts course in English itself then it is advisable to work hard for this section as it will help build a strong foundation for you if and when you pursue the course. It is also required if you consider yourself weak in English.

Start by going through one of these books - Objective General English by SP Bakshi or Objective English for competitive examination by Hari Mohan Prasad and Uma Sinha.

you will have to cover (at least) - Basic grammar (modals, punctuations, sentence correction etc.), poetic devices (very important), Vocabulary

2) For GK - You should go through Lucent's GK book which will cover all the static part and if you do not read newspapers then at least go through manorama yearbook (latest one) to cover basic current affairs like who won the Man Booker Prize, etc.

3) Reasoning - You will have to cover things like complete the sequence and word relations, for that you can opt for any basic aptitude book like RS Agarwal and practice  until you are able to solve in short amounts of time.

4) Literature - This section will cover things like names of famous novel characters, quotes, literary devices used in famous poems, etc.

Being an avid reader always helps in that regard so there is no book for it.

I am attaching a link to one of the sample papers that I could find (unfortunately previous year papers for EFLU are not available online, as far as I can tell), I hope it helps you get a better understanding of the pattern and the level of questions asked.

sample paper - https://university.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/eflu-sample-papers-ba-english?icn=ebook-thankyou&ici=ebook-thankyou_related-samplepaper

Prepare well, good luck!