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Bachelor of Arts (English)

Bachelor of Arts (English) offers a detailed study of English Literature. The programme provides a bright career like journalism, content writing, teacher, translator, etc. It increases knowledge of English language, both in writing and speaking.


10+2 or equivalent or successful in B.P.P. examination.

Sr.No. Name of the subject Subject Code Year Credit SLM Syllabus
1 Introduction to English Literature BAENGOL 101 1 4
2 Introduction to English Language and Structure-1 BAENGOL 102 1 4
3 Indian Poetics BAENGOL 103 1 4
4 Introduction to Literary Translation -1 BAENGOL 104 1 4
5 English Language & Literature – I BAENGOL 105 1 2
6 Corporate Communication Skills I BAENGOL 106 1 2
7 Enviornmental Studies I BAENGOL 107 1 2
Semester-2
8 History of English Literature - 1 BAENGOL 201 2 4
9 Introduction to English Language & Structure - II BAENGOL 202 2 4
10 Fundamentals of Comparative Literature-1 BAENGOL 203 2 4
11 Translation: Socio-Cultural & Linguistics Contexts BAENGOL 204 2 4
12 English Language & Literature - II BAENGOL 205 2 2
13 Corporate Communication Skills II BAENGOL 206 2 2
14 Enviornmental Studies II BAENGOL 207 2 2
Sr. No. Name of the subject Subject Code Year Credit SLM Syllabus
Semester-1
1 Introduction to English Literature BENGOL 101 1 4
2 Introduction to English Language and Structure-1 BENGOL 102 1 4
3 Indian Poetics BENGOL 103 1 4
4 Introduction to Literary Translation -1 BENGOL 104 1 4
5 English Language & Literature – I BENGOL 105 1 2
6 Corporate Communication Skills I BENGOL 106 1 2
7 Enviornmental Studies I BENGOL 107 1 2
8 History of English Literature - 1 BENGOL 201 1 4
9 Introduction to English Language & Structure - II BENGOL 202 1 4
10 Fundamentals of Comparative Literature-1 BENGOL 203 1 4
11 Translation: Socio-Cultural & Linguistics Contexts BENGOL 204 1 4
12 English Language & Literature - II BENGOL 205 1 2
13 Corporate Communication Skills II BENGOL 206 1 2
14 Enviornmental Studies II BENGOL 207 1 2

Students evaluation will be carried out by two ways

  • Continuous Evaluation(Weigutage30%)

All the assignment is prescribed for the course are compulsorily to be submitted within the prescribed time limit and before the term End Examination.

  • Term End Evaluation: (Weightage 70%)

Every student has to secure his admission in the first, Second and third years in the mouths of August/February. After the admission, the first exam will be held in the next July/January months. In means that the students can appear at the exam after one year. They can not appear the completion of one year.

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Sr. No.Name of Course/SubjectCourse CodeSemester / YearCreditUnitUnit TitleVideo LectureSelf Learning MaterialSelf-assessment Tests through Tests, Assignments and quizzes
1Introduction to Literature 1BAENGOL 101141Definition, Meaning and Nature of Literature and Literary Studies🎬 VideoπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2The function of Literature, objective of the study of Literature and qualities of good Literature, appreciation of a Literary Work🎬 Video
3Literature and Society🎬 Video
4Unit - 4 - Untouchable by Mulk Raj Anand from the point of view of relationship between Literature and Society🎬 Video
5Literature and Psychology🎬 Video
6Hamlet by Shakespeare from the point of view of relationship between Literature and Society🎬 Video
7Literature and Ideas🎬 Video
8The Stranger by Albert Camus from the point of view of relationship between Literature🎬 Video
9Literature and other Arts🎬 Video
10The Blessed Damozel by D. G. Rossetti from the point of view of relationship between Literature other Arts🎬 Video
11Literature and History🎬 Video
12Train to Pakistan by Khushwant Singh from the point of view of relationship between Literature and History
13Literature and Culture🎬 Video
14Gora by Rabindranath Tagore from the point of view of reflection of Culture in Literature🎬 Video
15Literary Terms-1🎬 Video
16Literary Terms-2🎬 Video
17Literature, Criticism and Theory🎬 Video
2Introduction to English Language and Structure - 1BAENGOL 102141Evolution of Language, Definition, Meaning and Nature of Language🎬 VideoπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2Language as a product of the Society and Culture🎬 Video
3Brief History of English Language and Various Influences on English Language🎬 Video
4Indian English (Introduction and Development of English in India and present scenario)
5Definition and Nature of Grammar🎬 Video
6Definition and Nature of Grammar🎬 Video
7Grammatical Categories and Word Classes🎬 Video
8Lexical Semantics🎬 Video
9Phrasal Structure and Verb Complementation🎬 Video
10Adverbials and Auxiliaries🎬 Video
11Finite-Non Finite Clauses🎬 Video
12The Structure of English Sentence and types of English Sentence🎬 Video
13Phonology, Morphology🎬 Video
14Syntax, Pragmatics🎬 Video
15The Spread and Rise of Englishes🎬 Video
16Varieties of Englishes🎬 Video
17Parts of Speech🎬 Video
3Indian PoeticsBAENGOL 103141Indian Poetics – Definition🎬 VideoπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2Constituent Elements of Indian Poetics🎬 Video
3Historical Perspectives of Indian Poetics🎬 Video
4Relevance of Indian Poetics🎬 Video
5Introduction to Schools of Indian Poetics
6Rasa
7Alamkara
8Riti
9Dhvani
10Vakrokti
11Auchitya
12Shabd, Shabd Shakti, Artha
13Vangmaya, Kavya, Sahitya, Kavyabheda
14Kavya Hetu and Kavya Prayojana
15Guna – Dosha Theory
16Sahrdaya, Samajika and Sadharanikarana
17Rasabhava, Rasanubhava and Ramaniyata
18Oral Discourse
19Dalit Discourse
20Feminist Discourse
21Nativist Discourse
22Practice & Project Work
4Introduction to Literary Translation -1BAENGOL 104141Translation : Concepts and Nature🎬 VideoπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2Importance and Relevance of Translation🎬 Video
3Importance and Relevance of Translation
4Indian Theories of Translation: Early Period
5Western Theories of Translation: Early Period🎬 Video
6Indian Traditions of Translation: Modern Period🎬 Video
7Western Theories of Translation: Modern Period
8Emerging Issues in Translation: Translation Studies as a Discipline
9Translating Identities: Gender, Dalit Discourse, Translating Region and Diaspora Discourse
10Globalization and Translation
11Process of Translation
12Methodologies of Translation
13Types of Translation
14Transliteration and Transcription
15Tools and Techniques of Translation (Glossaries, Dictionaries: Making and Their Use)
16Word, Word Formation and Technical terminology
17Machine Translation: Concept, Development and Challenges
18Vetting, Evaluation and Review Of Translation
18Vetting, Evaluation and Review Of Translation
5English Language & Literature – 1BAENGOL 105121Where the Mind Is Without Fear – Rabindranath Tagore🎬 VideoπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening – Robert Frost🎬 Video
3The Eyes are not Here - Ruskin bond🎬 Video
4The Last Leaf - O. Henry🎬 Video
5The Verger - Somerset Maugham🎬 Video
6The Shroud – Munshi Premchand🎬 Video
6Corporate Communication Skills - 1BAENGOL 106121Corporate Communication Skills - 1🎬 VideoπŸ“„ PDF
2Types of Communication🎬 Video
3Levels of Communication🎬 Video
4Verbal Communication🎬 Video
5Non-verbal Communication🎬 Video
6Barriers To Communication
7Formal and Informal Communication
7Environmental Studies - 1BAENGOL 107121Environmental Studies - 1πŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2Perspective of Environmental Education
3Environmental Degradation
4Environmental Pollutions
5Programmes of Environmental Education
6Conservation and Protection of Environment
7Agencies of Environmental Education
8Media of Environmental Education
9Challenges of Environmental Education
8History of English Literature - 1BAENGOL 201241The Purpose and Methods of Studying the History of English LiteratureπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2Difference Between Empirical and Literary Study of the History of English Literature🎬 Video
3The Age of Chaucer🎬 Video
4Major Writers of the Age of Chaucer🎬 Video
5Elizabethan Age-1 (1558 - 1603) (Historical Background and Characteristics)🎬 Video
6Elizabethan Age: Major Writers and Literary Works🎬 Video
7Puritan Age-1 Historical Background and Characteristics🎬 Video
8Puritan Age-2: Major Writers and Literary Works🎬 Video
9Restoration Age-1 Historical Background and Characteristics🎬 Video
10Restoration Age-2 Major Writers and Literary Works🎬 Video
11Augustan Age-1 Historical Background and Characteristics🎬 Video
12Augustan Age-2 Major Writers and Literary Works🎬 Video
13Romantic Age 1 Historical Background and Characteristics🎬 Video
14Romantic Age, Major Writers and Literary Works🎬 Video
15Historical Background and Literary Characteristics of Victorian Age🎬 Video
16Major Authors and Literary Works of the Victorian Age🎬 Video
17Literary Terms
9Introduction to English Language and Structure - IIBAENGOL 202241History of Language🎬 VideoπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2History of Language Studies🎬 Video
3History of ELT in India: Pre Independence-Period🎬 Video
4History of ELT in India: Post Independence-Period🎬 Video
5Introduction to Using Literature in Language Classroom
6Using Poetry in Language Classroom
7Teaching Drama
8Teaching Prose
9Teaching Fiction
10Using Non-Fiction in the Language Classroom
11Theoretical Perspective and Second Language Acquisition
12Grammar Translation Approach/ Metho
13Structural Approach
14Communicative Language Teaching
15Receptive Skills🎬 Video
16Grammar and Vocabulary
17Productive Skills
10Fundamentals of Comparative Literature-1BAENGOL 203241Relevance of Comparative LiteratureπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2Definitions and History
3Literature, General Literature, National Literature and Comparative Literature
4World Literature and Comparative Literature
5Indian Literature and Comparative Literature
6Conceptual Frames for a Comparative Approach
7French School and Other Schools of Comparative Literature
8The American School of Comparative Literature
9The Latin American School of Comparative Literature
10Chinese School of Comparative Literature
11Comparative Literature in India
12Recent Trends in Comparative Literature
13Definition of Theme, Stoff, Rohstoff, Motif
14Myths and Rewriting of Myths
15Partition in Literature
16Gandhi in Indian Literature
17The Representation of Draupadi in Indian Literature
18Study of Cross-Cultural Literary Themes
11Translation: Socio-Cultural & Linguistics ContextsBAENGOL 204241LANGUAGE, NATURE & SCOPE IN TRANSLATION🎬 VideoπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES OF GUJARATI, ENGLISH AND HINDI
3PHRASE, CLAUSE AND SENTENCE STRUCTURE IN ENGLISH, HINDI AND GUJARATI
4LANGUAGE REGISTER: CONCEPT AND SCOPE
5TECHNICAL TERMINOLOGY OF DIFFERENT LANGUAGE REGISTER AREAS
6ROLE OF TRANSLATION IN MULTILINGUALSOCIETY
7CULTURAL CONTEXT IN TRANSLATION
8SOCIAL CONTEXT OF TRANSLATION
9TRANSLATING PHRASES, CLAUSES AND SENTENCES
10LOSS AND GAIN IN TRANSLATION
11TRANSLATION AND EDUCATION
12TRANSLATION IN DISTANCE EDUCATION
13ROLE OF TRANSLATION IN DEVELOPMENT OF LANGUAGE
14TRANSLATION AND EMPLOYMENT
12English Language & Literature - IIBAENGOL 205221The Letter- Dhumketu🎬 VideoπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2Of Studies-Francis Bacon🎬 Video
3On the Rule of the Road-A.G.Gardiner🎬 Video
4The Purpose of Life- J. Krishnamurti🎬 Video
5Articles🎬 Video
6Prepositions🎬 Video
7Tenses🎬 Video
8Modal Auxiliaries🎬 Video
13Corporate Communication Skills-2BAENGOL 206221Reading Skills🎬 VideoπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2Business Letters🎬 Video
3Enquiry Letters & Their Replies/Quotation🎬 Video
4Orders Letters & Execution of Order Letters🎬 Video
5Complaint Letter and Their Reply🎬 Video
6Sales Letter🎬 Video
14Enviornmental Studies IIBAENGOL 207221Overview of Environmental StudiesπŸ“„ PDFπŸ“„ PDF
2Status Of Environmental Education In New Education Policy
3Environmental Policy
4State of India’s Environment
5Emerging Environmental Concerns in India
6Awareness Of Society With Respect To Global Terminology
7Environmental Awareness
8Rio de Janeiro- Conference

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