
Masters in Arts - English
Admission Queries
Mrs. Jaya Thomas : 8884982277 | Mr. Bhagyanathan : 8971192474 |
email : jncpgcourses@gmail.com |
Introduction to MA English Programme: The programme was founded in 1991, one of the first MA English programmes in an affiliate college in Bangalore. Over the years, through the freedom granted by autonomy, the curriculum has been regularly revised to allow inclusion of new areas within literary studies and the cultural turn that English studies has witnessed across the world at the turn of the century. Balancing courses that impart domain knowledge as well as skill sets, the programme seeks to equip students for research and employment. It fosters erudite reading skills and ability think critically. It allows a substantial amount of choice, both in evolving students’ individual interests across core papers, and in selecting a subject for research in the final year.
Eligibility for M.A. in English: Graduates who have secured 40% in the aggregate of all subjects and 50% (45% for SC/ST and category I candidates) marks in the cognate subject in the qualifying University examinations are eligible. Candidates with B.A, B.Sc, B.Com, BBA, and BCA Degree are eligible provided they have scored 55% marks in the Language concerned in the degree course.
YEAR | I Year |
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INSIDE KARNATAKA | 90,000/- |
OUTSIDE KARNATAKA | 96,000/- |
The courses are structured with the following general objectives:
• Develop critical and analytical skills
• Inculcate research thinking
• Nuanced understanding of the world
• Foster strong sense of empathy for the subaltern
• Improve written and spoken communication
• Impart skills to enhance employability
On completion of the MA English programme, the students are equipped with comprehensive knowledge
of the domain as well as social and professional skills. The following are the broad outcomes:
• Advanced Proficiency in Language and Communication
• Demonstrated mastery of written and spoken English, showcasing a sophisticated understanding of
grammar, syntax, and vocabulary. Ability to communicate complex ideas effectively in various forms,
such as academic essays, critical analyses, and creative writing.
• In-depth Literary Analysis and Criticism: Proficiency in analysing literary works from different
genres, periods, and cultural contexts.
• Capability to apply various critical theories to interpret and evaluate literature.
• Knowledge of Literary History and Traditions
• Comprehensive understanding of the historical development of English literature and major literary
movements.
• Research and Scholarly Skills
• Cultural and Global Awareness:
• Creative Expression and Writing Proficiency
Academics, Research, Publishing Industry, Corporate, NGOs, among others