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Have a look at your syllabus first since every university follows a slightly different syllabus. My college follows The DU syllabus. In 1st semester, you have Indian classical and European classical literature. To get background of English literature and different time periods you can refer to the OXFORD history of English literature and to get used to the basic terms use glossary of Literary terms by M. H Abrams. For the text prescribed, you can visit project Gutenberg YOU will find most of the texts there. We read Abhijnana Shakuntalam by Kalidas translated by Arthur W Ryder, Homer's Iliad translated by Alexander Pope and satires by Horace, all available on project Gutenberg.

Hello Sai, IIT JAM exam is organized for the selection of candidates for M.Sc. Integrated M.Sc-PhD and other PG Programs. As you have completed the Masters degree in mathematics, you should apply for CSIR NET exam to be eligible for Ph.D. Admission into top institutes. The CSIR NET exam is held twice a year for the selection of candidates for lectureship and JRF. After qualifying the exam, you will be eligible for the higher education, like Ph.D. exam. The minimum qualification for the CSIR NET exam is post graduation degree. As you have completed M.Sc. In mathematics, you can apply for the CSIR NET Mathematics subject. The candidates are allowed to apply for their master's subject or its related subject only. There is no age limit criteria for NET lectureship but for CSIR NET JRF or Ph.D. you age must be below 28 years. Hope it will help you. All the best!

Everything you need to know about a Masters degree with specialisation in marketing.
One of the oldest and the most desired specialisation in a management course is marketing. With the recent trend of rapid digitalization, almost every company gives high priority to the marketing team which attracts customers towards the company and manages the competition. Marketing is always associated with a rewarding income and a career that has plenty of space for growth. What will you learn from the programme? Marketing is an act of advertising or promoting a product or a service to a wider audience. An MBA programme in marketing would cover the following aspects -
Market trend analysis
Campaigns for marketing
Customer demand and behavior
Planning with strategy
Profit
Demand and supply analysis
A marketing career would require many other equally important skills to get the best out of it. Presentation skills: Be it a common man or a professional-client, marketing personnel should be able to present himself in an appealing way for a successful deal-making. It is all about marketing yourself to the client. A management degree would help you master the communication and presentation skills. Building a network: You would learn to communicate with people and build a professional network around you like peers, friends, and so on. Stress handling: A business management course itself has its pressure of handling things and learning within a given deadline. This prepares you indirectly to handle the workload in the given time limit. Also, meeting new people and improving your sales or promotion would be more than stressful as one could never predict outcomes. Being patient is what makes you stand out in convincing a client. Leadership: For a long term success and going up in the hierarchy, leadership skill is the one that gives you a strong base. Become the captain of the ship and lead the team effectively.