I am student of GNDU MA English first year and I have misplace the MA English Syllabus of Guru Nanak Dev University . Will you please provide the GNDU MA English first year exam Syllabus as exams are about to come and I have to do preparation ?

The department of English offers M. A. in English with uncommon concentrate on contemporary and rising territories of scholarly reviews. With regards to the most recent improvements in evaluative strategies, the course takes after a credit based reviewing framework. Likewise, so as to set up the understudies with an expansive based and socially important way to deal with their subject and also keeping pace with the current between disciplinary approach in the significant foundations over the world, the degree has courses intended to meet this scholastic need of the understudies.

Qualification

M.A. English :

1. B.A. (Hons. School) in english with 45% imprints OR Any other Bachelor Degree with half checks in the subject of English for a long time, every year with an aggregate weightage of 100 imprints.

2. The inclination of the different courses/subject in English will be given in the accompanying request;

a. Graduate degree with Honors School in English

b. Graduate degree with Honors in English

c. Graduate degree with Efeective English of 100 imprints or Functional English 100 denote every year (50 denote every semester) d. Graduate Degree with Compulsory English with a weightage of 100 denote each other (50 denote every semester)

Method of Admission

On the premise of imprints got in graduation.

Method of Examination

According to Credit Based Continous Evaluation and Grading System..

M.A. English Semester System
Scheme of Study:

Semester – I:
Paper-I: Poetry (Upto Romantic Age)
Paper-II: Drama (Elizabethan)
Paper-III: English Novel (Upto 19th Century)
Paper-IV: Phonetics and Spoken English
Paper-V: Short Stories and Prose

Semester – II:
Paper-VI: Poetry (Victorian & Modern)
Paper-VII: Modern Drama
Paper-VIII: Modern Novel
Paper-IX: English Grammar and Writing
Paper-X: Irish Literature

Semester – III:
Paper-IX: History and Literary Movements
Paper-X: General Linguistics
Paper-XI: Literary Criticism
Paper-XII: Indian Writing in English

Semester – IV:
Paper-XIII: Modern Literary Theory
Paper-XIV: American Literature
Paper-XV: Post Colonial Literature

Any one from following:
Paper-XVI (i): Indian Writing in Translation
Paper-XVI (ii): World Classics in Translation
Paper-XVI (iii): Greek Literature