B.A. English

  • Program Name : B.A. English
  • Duration : 3 Years
  • Sanction Strength : 60
  • Introduced year : 2010
  • Medium of instructions : English

About program

The undergraduate programme BA English, aims for students to leverage their knowledge of the English Language for analyzing literature, history, and its modern aspects through the core subjects. In addition, the course explores the intricacies of the English Language and its implementation in diverse fields. Moreover, the subjects in a BA English course are composed by detail-oriented educators, providing a weighty syllabus related to diverse aspects of English literature and the language world. 

The BA English subjects lists most significant and initial subject is the English Language. Initiating the three-year journey with the basics of English is necessary To further understand the in-depth concepts, complex language, and intricacies of world literature. The subject deals with a basic understanding of English grammar, with its origin, evolution, advancement, and further change with the modern world. The English language is also necessary to proceed toward complex study slowly. It also narrates the history of English, which can be very engaging and insightful for English learners. The subject allows learning the historical beginning and significance of English literature. Since the richness of English literature is heavily reliant on its history; therefore, this subject gathers the core English history modules covering the details of literature from different regions of the world. English literature also projects societal and cultural changes through the centuries that are reflected through its written works. As a student proceeds ahead, fields and specifications clear a lot better by possessing the knowledge and base of English literature, which is in its history. 

A language’s most significant trait is to communicate, and this BA course English subject is added to the syllabus with the same intention. Communication in BA English grants students the depth of using English as a communication medium. Fundamentals, theories, and communication tools are provided to the students to further enhance their English skills and make them more accomplishable. Communication subject also comprises the study of creative writing and public relations, helping students get enrolled in communication-based courses with the right foundation. 

Eligibility for admission

H.Sc., or equivalent Exam.

Future Scope after higher studies

Higher Studies:

  • Pursue M.A. in English Literature for specialization in areas like British, American, or Postcolonial literature, leading to careers in academia or research.
  • Opt for M.A. in Linguistics or Applied Linguistics to focus on language structure, phonetics, and semantics, opening doors to linguistics research or language policy.
  • Specialize in Creative Writing to become a professional author, editor, or screenwriter.

Teaching & Academia:

  • After completing M.A., pursue Ph.D. for a career in teaching at the college or university level, or work in research institutions.

Civil Services:

  • Graduates can prepare for competitive exams like UPSC or State Public Service Commissions, as English aids in communication and comprehension.

Journalism and Media:

  • Explore careers in journalism, content writing, editing, and broadcast media, where strong language and communication skills are essential.

Publishing Industry:

  • Work as a book editor, literary agent, or publisher, helping authors publish their work.

Corporate Communications:

  • English graduates excel in public relations, advertising, corporate communication, and content development in various industries.

Law:

  • English graduates can pursue LL.B., where analytical and language skills are advantageous in understanding and drafting legal documents.

Creative Arts:

  • Opportunities in scriptwriting, playwriting, or copywriting for advertising, film, and theater industries.

Translation and Interpretation:

  • Work as a translator or interpreter for government agencies, international organizations, or publishing houses.

NGOs & International Organizations:

  • English graduates can work in non-profits or international organizations in roles that require strong communication, research, and writing skills.

B.A. English graduates with further studies gain expertise in diverse fields, making them versatile professionals in academia, media, corporate, and creative industries.