English Preparation

Hi. Sandeep. Yes, you can prepare for an MBA/PGDM programme after completing a BE degree with English or English Honours. While a strong academic background is an advantage, it is not the only criteria for admission to MBA/PGDM programs. Many business schools accept students from diverse academic backgrounds, and the admission criteria include factors such as entrance exam scores, work experience, and performance in group discussions and personal interviews. To prepare for the CAT (Common Admission Test), which is a popular entrance exam for MBA/PGDM programs in India, you can start by familiarizing yourself with the exam pattern and syllabus. It is also recommended to join coaching classes or online courses to get access to study materials, mock tests, and expert guidance. GIBS Business School, located in Bangalore, India, offers a 2-year full-time PGDM programme that is open to graduates from any discipline, including BE with English or English Honours. The programme is designed to prepare students for leadership roles in various industries and provides a broad understanding of business management concepts and practices. Admission to the programme is based on a candidate's academic background, entrance exam scores, and performance in group discussions and personal interviews. GIBS also offers various scholarships and financial assistance programs to eligible candidates.

Hello,
UGC NET English is a key to actualize your dreams. Here is the career scope for a UGC NET Qualified in English
Assistant Professor/lecturer
JRF
Jobs in Public Sectors
Advertisement management
Media& journalism
Publishing Industry
Author
Script writer
PR writer
Copywriter
Blogger
And here is the complete list of important topics for UGC NET English Literature http://bit.ly/2Lh9KpF
Modern Period
Victorian Period
Modern British Literature
Contemporary theory
Chaucer to Shakespeare
Romantic Period
History of English Language
English Language Teaching
Indian Writing in English
Indian Literature in English Translation
American and other non-British English Literature
Literary Theory and Criticism
Now how to prepare for UGC NET for the best outcome. As this is country one of top notch examinations so one must come up with a right approach and strategy. Stay always updated with the latest notifications for the exam. Make a strict timetable and stick to it. Practice according to the exam pattern and syllabus. Divide the syllabus into sections. Decide the priority of topics as per difficulty level. Start making short notes from the very start. Use flow charts & diagram. Keep on practicing previous years and mock papers. Hope the information help you aspirants.

To improve your English, you should read daily newspaper, not the every topic, read the articles coming in the middle of the newspaper. You should try writing paragraphs or speech on your own on any topic you like, it may be on pollution, rapid increase in population, discrimination etc. One more thing if you have relatives or friends with you who know English, try to communicate with them in English, anywhere like on social media, or by face to face. In the beginning it feels to be little bit awkward but you will get a habit of it. Try speaking English in front of mirror, you will get to know what your problem is and where are you stucking.