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 time as in two years you will be having a post-graduate degree and also have the most coveted teaching degree B.

Best Courses you can do after BA (hons):

• Master of Arts (MA)
• Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC)
• Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
• Masters/PG Diploma in Digital Marketing
• LLB
• Bachelor of Education (BEd)

Fields you can choose after BA (hons):

• Mass Communication
• Public Relations (PR)
• Marketing and Advertising
• Digital Marketing/Social Media Marketing
• Content Writing and Blogging
• Creative Writing
• Law
• Journalism

Hope this information helped you.

All The Best!!

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

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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 and poetry, but in literature you have to read deeply about the English language origin, history and development. On the simple BA English base you can teach up to middle but with special English literature you can teach the PG students. And more important an honors degree in English literature is a specialized degree in that particular subject. It is more intensive and more subject focused.

Yeah! You are right. DU most probably blend the courses in BA English (Hons.). As per entire internet research , this is the only conclusion which can be accepted.

I hope my answer helps. Wish you all the very best for your future endeavors!

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 papers available in the website. Now if you are asking for pdf format of the textbooks then you can browse and find some book website but you won't get pdfs of every textbook , few will be available.Else you can also pay and by the online copy of the books .

All the best

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!

Hello,

English Literature mainly  focuses on the study of authors whose works were originally written in that language. While , Comparative Literature involves the study of other literatures, reading in their original languages or sometimes read in translation. Also, comparative literature focuses on the study of the literatures of two or more groups differing in cultural background and, usually, in language, concentrating on their relationships to and how much they influences upon each other.

Both , comparative and english Literature have scopes accordingly.

For example, for English Literature,depending on your grasp of grammar and writing skills, you can become a  Scriptwriter, English Teacher, Storyteller, Freelance Writer, Editor, Journalist, and you can choose from a number of jobs, such as teaching, publishing, writing, advertising, research or translation.

Also, for the students of comparative literature, they also gain experience in both the theoretical and practical issues of cross-cultural work, gaining a deeper understanding of intercultural and transnational relations that is increasingly vital to employers.

Hope that helps.