Enroll in our special English course to ace your score.
One-Year Program
National University
Exam Papers
Class Hours
Total Credits
Credits: 4 | Class Hours: 120 hrs
Credits: 2
An independent research project on a topic approved by the department.
Oral examination covering the entire course content.
With 840 class hours across 7 papers plus research requirements, effective time management is crucial:
Develop a systematic approach to reading:
Enhance your understanding through group work:
Develop strong academic writing skills:
The syllabus provides a comprehensive historical survey of English literature:
This chronological approach helps students understand literary evolution.
The course balances different literary genres effectively:
The syllabus moves beyond traditional English literature:
This global perspective is particularly strong in the South Asian and African Literature paper.
The syllabus encourages multiple critical perspectives:
The Prose paper provides theoretical foundations with Eliot's "Tradition and the Individual Talent" and Leavis's "Literature and Society."
The syllabus offers a well-rounded study of English literature across periods, genres, and geographies with 840 class hours.
25% of the curriculum focuses on non-British literature, preparing students for global literary studies.
The variety of texts and approaches fosters advanced analytical, interpretive, and research skills.
