English Spl

Prefer to study William Shakespeare.

Please refer to the link for detailed information:http://www.bidhannagarcollege.org/admission/online-application-processes/.

The major topics covered in BA (Hons. ) English exam are Verbal Ability (English), Quantitative Aptitude (Maths), Reasoning and General Awareness.

You can go for lectureship at Private Colleges/Universities, PSU jobs can utilise the NET scores while recruitment executives in various disciplines, such as HR, finance, corporate communications, management, research and development, etc.

Hello Soden,
Aah, Shakespearen dillemna once again. Yes do not worry. Having this doubt is the most natural thing to happen. I would however advice you to follow your heart. What fascinates you, that you must select and disregard all other rhetoric.

Hello Shreya,
This is one of the most referred college of Mumbai, established before independence. It has excellent record of academics, and has well known personalities, as its alumni. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about admission in this college.
http://sophiacollegemumbai.com/admission-senior.html

You can use books based on Arihant Publications as well as books made available by different coaching institutes.

Hi Sona,
Generally, for entrance of journalism and English, the students basic general knowledge is checked. Questions may be asked related to current affairs, journalism and media history, new changes, etc. Apart from this, your language will be tested.
The focus is laid on how you pass out answer for every question , what is knowledge level and how much command you have over your language. That's all.
Thank you.

Hello Kajal,
Placements have now become almost second nature to all the colleges. I am sure, the college where you are studying or will be, would be no exception. But along with this you must improve on your writing skills. There are enough jobs as content writer in digital field. Why stop at BA? Think of attempting civil services exam or doing PhD in English. Where there is will, there is a way.