Dear student,

You have many options to opt after completion of BA (hons). Yes, you can pursue B. Ed and MA together in the same year but one should be in regular mode and other in distance mode. Pursuing both B. Ed and MA together will help you in saving

Hello aspirant,

Yes, absolutely. Miss Ludington's Sister: A Romance of Immortality is a literature book. This book was written by American author Edward Bellamy. The genre is fiction and it was originally published in 1884.

Hope, this answer helps you.

Dear Aspirant

Please mention the name of the college about which you need information.

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Look BA in English is the under-graduate degree course of three years by the central universities. And English literature is vast set of epics, drama, plays, prose and poetry that let you peep into a particular genre or era of a century. In BA you are simply reading all prose

Hello Allan,

If you are asking about the reference books for Semester 2 of MA English Literature, then you can visit the official website of Mumbai University . In the website you can get pdf of entire course structure, syllabus and books to refer etc. There are also previous year

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

Hi there,

Before diving deep into the SCOPE I would like to give you a brief description of both the subjects.

Comparative Literature-: A fundamental project of Comparative Literature is to Cultivate reading across linguistic boundaries in order to highlight everything that the exclusive focus on a national literature.

English

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query the eligibility criteria for UGC NET 2020 by NTA is Post-Graduation or equivalent in English Literature or any other related subjects. PG percentage should be more than 55% for General & more than 50% for ST/ SC/ OBC/ PWD/