Literature

If you want to make a career in Sanskrit literature, you will have to pursue a degree. You can pursue a Bachelor of arts (B.A. ) in Sanskrit and later a master's degree in Sanskrit literature. You can pursue these courses at top universities like BHU, Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, and Arya Vidya...If you want to make a career in Sanskrit literature, you will have to pursue a degree. You can pursue a Bachelor of arts (B.A. ) in Sanskrit and later a master's degree in Sanskrit literature. You can pursue these courses at top universities like BHU, Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, and Arya Vidyapeeth. After pursuing your degree, you need to decide which career you wish to pursue, and then, accordingly, you can apply for a job. For instance, if you want to become a lecturer, you need to qualify for the UGC NET exam. If you want to do a government job, you need to apply for related exams. Therefore, according to your career preference, you can apply for an exam, a private job, or do research. more

Hello Deepika, You can do specialisation in varied subjects like Vaastu, yoga, Indian drama, astrology, Vedic studies, and Ayurveda. You can do jobs in research as well in all these fields. Sanskrit is beyond just a language. More than 95% of the Sanskrit literature has nothing to do with religio...Hello Deepika, You can do specialisation in varied subjects like Vaastu, yoga, Indian drama, astrology, Vedic studies, and Ayurveda. You can do jobs in research as well in all these fields. Sanskrit is beyond just a language. More than 95% of the Sanskrit literature has nothing to do with religion, and instead, it deals with philosophy, law, Science, literature, grammar, phonetics, interpretation etc. Also, it is said that soon NASA is going to use Sanskrit as a computer Language. The Sanskrit courses do not only teach the language but also include a vast treasure trove of wisdom. Following which one can specialize in subjects like yoga, Vast shastra, poetics, Indian drama, Vedic studies, astrology and Ayurveda. The scope of research is broad with ample job opportunities. more

Your English literature degree can aid your writing skills by giving you many ideas from popular writings. It may not help you completely, as to become a novelist you must be good at creative thinking. Your English literature degree can help you in the following ways:1. It can help you with t...Your English literature degree can aid your writing skills by giving you many ideas from popular writings. It may not help you completely, as to become a novelist you must be good at creative thinking. Your English literature degree can help you in the following ways:
1. It can help you with the articulation of your sentences.
2. You may learn from famous writers like Jane Austen how to execute your story ideas on paper.
3. It can also aid in grammar skills for your novel.
4. You can learn about the basic rules of writing a good novel from your degree.
5. You can explore as much creative writing from the past as possible in the genre in which you want to write a novel. more

No, earning a degree in the field of English literature is not necessary to become a novelist. Although learning the same may aid in the development of craft and perfect grammar, it also aids in expanding one's mind and increases creativity. However, it can occasionally be challenging to read thr...No, earning a degree in the field of English literature is not necessary to become a novelist. Although learning the same may aid in the development of craft and perfect grammar, it also aids in expanding one's mind and increases creativity. However, it can occasionally be challenging to read through numerous articles, which ultimately makes the procedure challenging. Therefore, it is advised that you study books and articles that fall under your particular genre rather than pursuing a degree in the same field.more

If you want to pursue a good career after completing a BA in English literature, you should either pursue a professional course or a master's degree. There are some of the best courses that you can pursue after a BA in English Literature:1. A Bachelor's degree in education (B.Ed. ) to start a tea...If you want to pursue a good career after completing a BA in English literature, you should either pursue a professional course or a master's degree. There are some of the best courses that you can pursue after a BA in English Literature:
1. A Bachelor's degree in education (B.Ed. ) to start a teaching career
2. A master's degree in English literature to become an assistant professor
3. You can pursue higher studies with a MPhil or PhD in English literature to become a professor.
4. A master's in journalism if you want to become a newspaper editor.
5. A master's in sociology if you want to work for NGOs and the government. You can also pursue other professional courses like an MBA, PGDCA, LLB, etc. based on your interest. more

Some of the most popular courses after B.A. English hons are journalism, digital marketing, advertising, public relations and law. What are my options in courses after B.A. Programme? Students pursue M.A. In the same field or change their steam to law, journalism, digital marketing and even M.A.

According to popularity, these are some of the best colleges where you can pursue a master's in English literature:1. Delhi University's north campus2. Kristu Jayanti College3. Dr. SNS Rajalakshmi College of Arts 4. Indus University5. Rathinam College of Arts and Science 6. Calcutta University's...According to popularity, these are some of the best colleges where you can pursue a master's in English literature:
1. Delhi University's north campus
2. Kristu Jayanti College
3. Dr. SNS Rajalakshmi College of Arts
4. Indus University
5. Rathinam College of Arts and Science
6. Calcutta University's college street campus
7. The Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University
8. Bangalore University
9. National Institute of Technology, Trichy
10. Shri Vaishnav Vidyapeeth Vishwavidyalaya
You need to have a graduate degree to apply to these colleges. more

Here are few Institutes:
Loyola College, Chennai
Patna Women's College, Patna
Lady Brabourne College, Kolkata
St Stephen's College, Delhi
St Joseph's College, Bengaluru.

there's no cutoff of it but the eligibility criteria is 12th pass

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:Candidate who has obtained 3 years graduate degree in English with minimum 50% marks from a university is eligible.5% relaxation in admission may be allowed to the applicants belonging to Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe, and 2% relaxation in case of Sportsmen who have repres...ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
Candidate who has obtained 3 years graduate degree in English with minimum 50% marks from a university is eligible.
5% relaxation in admission may be allowed to the applicants belonging to Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe, and 2% relaxation in case of Sportsmen who have represented their institution in games and sports at National/State level on presentation of relevant certificate, in respect of eligibility percentage.more

1. Indira Gandhi National Open University IGNOU offers a Bachelor of Arts B.A. In English Literature which can be pursued through distance learning. 2. Annamalai University: Annamalai University offers a two-year Diploma in English Literature through distance learning. 3. Yashwantrao Ch...1. Indira Gandhi National Open University IGNOU offers a Bachelor of Arts B.A. In English Literature which can be pursued through distance learning.
2. Annamalai University: Annamalai University offers a two-year Diploma in English Literature through distance learning.
3. Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University YCMOU offers a Bachelor of Arts B.A. In Literature which can be pursued through distance learning.
4. Karnataka State Open University (KSOU): KSOU offers a B.A. In English Literature which can be pursued through distance learning.
5. Madurai Kamaraj University (MKU): MKU offers a B.A. In English Literature which can be pursued through distance learning.
6. Osmania University: Osmania University offers a B.A. In English Literature which can be pursued through distance learning. more

You can enroll to some course to get idea of updated syllabus.

Some Preparation tips are following:-1- Start your preparation with the Paper 1 subjects since it is the more time-consuming portion tested in the exam. 2- Attempt to solve multiple practice tests in order to practice time management and exam strategy. 3- Practice the questions from the last five...Some Preparation tips are following:-
1- Start your preparation with the Paper 1 subjects since it is the more time-consuming portion tested in the exam.
2- Attempt to solve multiple practice tests in order to practice time management and exam strategy.
3- Practice the questions from the last five years of the UGC NET English Literature exam to get a feel for the exam as a whole.
4- Attempt mock tests to understand the exam pressure and get a feel for the exam environment before taking the actual exam.
5- Start preparing early and develop a proper study plan for yourself.
6- Take also frequent breaks in the initial preparation days. more

UGC NET Exam Pattern:Paper 1Number of questions: 50 MCQsMarks: 100Paper 2Number of questions: 100 MCQsMarks: 200Four Months Study Plan for UGC NET English Literature:1st Week: Try to Cover the general topics1- 3 days of Ancient/ Classical Drama2- 3 days of History of English Literature and La...UGC NET Exam Pattern:
Paper 1
Number of questions: 50 MCQs
Marks: 100
Paper 2
Number of questions: 100 MCQs
Marks: 200
Four Months Study Plan for UGC NET English Literature:
1st Week: Try to Cover the general topics
1- 3 days of Ancient/ Classical Drama
2- 3 days of History of English Literature and Language
3- 1 day devoted to Chaucer Shakespeare
2nd Week: Try to Cover Topics from Drama
1- 3 days to Shakespeare and his Contemporaries
2- 2 days to Jacobean Drama
3- Dedicate 2 days for revision.
3rd Week: Stick to Drama
3 Days of American and other Non- British Drama
4th Week: Unit 1 of Drama
1- 1 day of Jacobean Drama
2- 2 days of 17th and 18th Century Drama
3- 2 days of The theatre from 1901-45
4- 2 days of Modern drama
5th Week: Poetry
1- 2 days of Canterbury Tales
2- 3 days of Elizabethan Poetry
3- 2 days of Revise Poetry covered so far
6th Week: Unit II of poetry
1- 2 days for Jacobean, Restoration, and Augustan poetry (2 Days)
2- 3 days for Romantic poetry
3- Solve 2 sample papers also
7th Week: Go with the Unit II poetry
1- 3 days of Modern Poetry (3 Days)
2- American and other non-British poets (3)
8th Week: Unit II Poetry
1- 1 day of Romantic poetry
2- 4 days of Victorian Poetry
3- 2 days of Contemporary Poetry and War Poets
4- Revise unit II of poetry
Week 9, 10, and 11 to fictional stories: Unit III, IV, and V of fictional stores
Cover Units III, IV, and V of fictional stores
Week 12: Literary Criticism
1- 5 days of Unit VII
2- Attempt Mock Tests (2 Days)
Week 13: Unit- IX: Literary Theory post World War II
1- 4 days of Unit IX
2- 1 day to Search for major modern writers and their works all across the world on Google.
3- 2 days Revision of Units V, VI, and VII
Week 14: Revise all that done till now. more

Any Graduate with 45% marks in Special English / in General English.