PUBDET

The application period for PUBDET 2024 has already concluded in March 2024, but the eligibility criteria are still valuable information for future reference. Here's the academic eligibility for PUBDET 2024:

Class 12th or Equivalent: Candidates must have completed their Class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognised board. This applies to boards like CBSE, West Bengal Board, or any other recognised board in India.

Completion Year: The qualifying Class 12 exam must have been passed not before 2020.

Minimum Subjects: You should have passed the Class 12 exam with at least five recognised subjects.

English Language: English must be one of the five recognised subjects passed in Class 12.

Excluding Environmental Science: The aggregate for eligibility is calculated based on the best four recognised subjects, excluding Environmental Science.

The PUBDET English Literature syllabus for B.A. is based on the 11th and 12th class curriculum of various boards. Here's a possible breakdown:

• Poetry and Drama: Analysis of poems and plays from different eras, focusing on themes, literary devices, and authorial intent.
• Prose: Reading and interpretation of various prose forms like essays, short stories, and novels. Understanding narrative techniques, character development, and social commentary.
• Language Skills: Developing strong vocabulary, grammar foundation, and writing skills through essays, summaries, and creative writing exercises.

The syllabus also includes specific prescribed texts or offer a wider range of choices across genres and periods.

In order to perform well on the PUBDET, candidates must read the required material in its entirety. Review the topics you have already covered, even if they are generic ones. Plan your strategies at the hourly, daily, and weekly levels. Hard work is the foundation of success, and you can better prepare for admission by understanding which topics to examine in-depth and which areas will require general studies or other surface-level knowledge. You can achieve this by paying attention to the advice listed below: Go over the material in detail and be aware of the key points that need to be covered. Divide the issues and topics into categories based on ease of use and difficulty. Discuss subjects that you find difficult. Make a note of the subjects that are most important.