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7 years agoScholar-Level 18
Preparation tips for the PUBDET: Get the syllabus. Usually, the seniors are very helpful in this regard. Collect the last 5 years' question papers. Study the theory portion from Resnick-Halliday-Walker/ Sears-Zemansky, if you have used them for your IIT preparation. Otherwise, any standard textbook for Plus Two would suffice. However, familiarity with the two classics I just mentioned would help you once your course commences.
For problems, H. C. Verma is MORE THAN SUFFICIENT. You don't need Irodov. Again. Stick to basics and don't try to digest H. C. Verma, if you haven't used it in the last 2 years, you won't be able to. But do a thor
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7 years agoGuide-Level 13
Some of the good college/universities are listed below:
1. Indraprastha College for Women, [IP] New Delhi
2. Christ University, Bangalore
3. Kharagpur College, [KC] Midnapore.
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7 years agoGuide-Level 13
Please confirm the university/college name in which you want to enrol. Instructions for entrance exam in every university varies. You can also check the same on the official website of university/college.
Regards.
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Contributor-Level 6
If you want to pursue M.A. English literature, you have to study world literature, American Literature, literary criticism, etc. The syllabus also depends on university.
You can have a look at the core subjects in MA English course:
MA English Literature Semester 1 Subjects | |
|---|---|
Medieval Literature | Early Modern World |
Post-Independence Indian Literature | Fiction |
MA English Literature Semester 2 Subjects | |
16th and 17th Century Drama | Criticism and Theory |
Postcolonial Literature and Theory | Disability Studies and Literary Representations |
MA English Literature Semester 3 Subjects | |
The Long Eighteenth Century | The Long Nineteenth Century |
Classical to Pre-modern Literature | Poetry |
MA English Literature Semester 4 Subjects | |
The Long Twentieth Century | Dalit Studies |
Aesthetics and Literature | Introduction to the Study of Language |
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7 years agoContributor-Level 8
2) Problem solving is important and giving lengthy answers will not help. Think smart and write smartly, if a solution takes more than 8 steps to solve, take a deep breath and re-think your approach.
3) You need to make a conscious effort of keeping track of your speed and accuracy to solve the questionnaire.
4) Mock tests and model papers are a must and can be practiced to brush up your skills no matter how many times you have already solved on
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Guide-Level 14
There is no barrier to do MBA after B.A. What you all just need to do is to score qualifying marks in entrance exam and more than 50% in your graduation with a recognised university. So after B.A. You can do MBA. With these of subjects, the specializations of HR could be best for you. Hope this helps. Good Luck.
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