B.A. (Hons.) in English 

at MIT School of Humanities, MIT- ADT University, Loni Kalbhor

The eligibility required for B.A. (Hons.) English at MIT School of Humanities is that candidate should have passed Class 12 with 50% aggregate or equivalent with CGPA 5 and above.

In BA (Honours), you specialize in a particular subject right from the start and receive a thorough grounding in that subject whereas in a regular BA, you study three subjects and get the option to choose your subject of choice only at a later stage in your degree.

The career options available after B.A. (Honours) in English at MIT School of Humanities are mentioned below:

Public Relations & Advertising in Corporate Houses and Public Sector Undertakings

-Language Expert & Translation Services

-Marketing / Strategic Communication Positions in Corporate Houses

-Media Services & Event Management.

-Editorial and Content Development Positions in Reputed Publication Houses

-Journalism – Print and Electronic

-In Theatre, Media and Entertainment Business

-English Language and Literature Researchers

-Publishing careers in varied areas publishing platforms

-Writer and Publisher

-Bloggers/ Critic/ Reviewers

-Career in Civil Services

Candidate seeking admission to MIT SOH BA (Hons) in English must have passed class 12 with a minimum 50% aggregate or equivalent with CGPA 5 and above. MIT School of Humanities shortlists candidates based on the Statement of Purpose submitted by the candidate. 

In B.A. (Honours), students specialize in a particular subject right from the start and receive a thorough grounding in that subject whereas in a regular B.A, students study three subjects and get the option to choose your subject of choice only at a later stage in your degree

Various co-curricular/extra- curricular activities at the School of Humanities are mentioned below:

• Various clubs such as book club, film club, literary club etc.
• Cambridge exam (free of cost)
• Persona Fest: Annual techno-cultural fest
• Holistic Development activities such as Yoga, swimming, Aerobics, Creative and Performing Arts courses, Foreign language courses and much more.

No, admission to MIT School of Humanities courses is based on written Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted by the candidate, followed by an interview. MIT ADTU- School of Humanities admission process is a multi-step process that begins with the release of MIT application forms on the official website of the University. Interested candidates, who meet the course-specific eligibility criteria, are required to register their candidature and make their course selection at the time of the application process and pay the required application fee.

MIT School of Humanities shortlists candidates based on the statement of purpose submitted by them. Interested candidates have to create an SOP and mail it to the University. Interested candidates are required to meet the course-specific eligibility criteria and then apply to their desired course through the MIT ADTU official website. Candidate must cross-check all the inputs before paying the application fee.

Instead of a specialisation subject, the students will get to choose major and minor subjects. Around 50% of credits (80 credits) will be awarded for the courses related to the students major and around 20 credits will be given for the minor subject. There will also be a variety of ability enhancement courses, skills enhancement courses and value-added courses. You will be able to opt for either research or advanced courses worth 12 credits. Accordingly, the student will be awarded either B.A. (Honours) English with research or B.A. (Honours) English. Internship will also be a compulsory component of the programme structure. There will be multiple entry and exit points throughout the duration of the course. For further information, contact our admissions counselo