M.A English (Hons.) Integrated Admission, Eligibility, Duration, Fee and Syllabus

The Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in English (Hons) degree program is a full-time five-year postgraduate integrated program in English Honors. The Master of Arts (Hons) Integrated Degree Program in English is the study of the literature, linguistics and philosophy of the English language. The Master of Arts in English integrated course is of five years duration and is offered by some institutions on a part-time basis.

Subjects commonly studied under this Integrated Honors degree include technical writing, fiction, literary criticism, poetry, drama, communication, and journalism. There are many job scopes after completing Master of Arts (Hons) Integrated degree course in English. The Master of Arts (Hons) Integrated Degree course in English covers the literature of writers not only from England but around the world.

How to Apply M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Admission Form

Candidates can register themselves through online mode or offline mode. Before applying, candidates are advised to have a M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Information brochure carefully. Candidates should follow the following steps while applying online application form.

• Visit University Website
• Go to the notification page
• Fill the application form.
• Upload all documents (Only in JPEG Format)
• Submit the application form and proceed to pay the fee.
• Pay fee through online mode by Credit Card / Debit Card / Net-Banking.

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Eligibility

Candidates who have passed Higher Secondary/ Intermediate (10+2) with 45% marks in aggregate (5% relaxation for SC/ ST/ Differently abled candidates) or any other examination recognized as equivalent, will be eligible.

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Course Benefits

• The Master of Arts English Honors Integrated degree serves as a foundation for further higher studies and research in this field such as Ph.D. and M.Phil Degree in English.
• The curriculum prepares students to teach and write creative English.
• Master of Arts English Honors degree holders can also pursue a career in English journalism.
• A student holding Integrated Master of Arts English Honors degree with at least 50% marks becomes eligible for the post of lecturer in various colleges; However for a post in government colleges, one has to pass the UGC-NET exam or some state level qualifying exam with a master's degree.

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Document Requirement

• Graduation Mark sheet and certificate.
• Post-Graduation Mark sheet and certificate.
• Class X and XII Mark sheet and certificate.
• Valid entrance test scorecard.
• Original and photocopy of application form.
• Migration certificate if needed,
• Passport size photograph

M.A English (Hons.) Integrated Course Fee

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Syllabus

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Semester-I

• English Phonetics and Grammar
• Introduction to Fiction and Related Literary Terms
• Introduction to Poetry and Related Literary Terms
• Sociology-I / Psychology-I

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Semester-II

• Essentials of Communication
• Introduction to Prose
• Introduction to Drama and Related Literary Terms
• Sociology-II / Psychology-II

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Semester-III

• English Poetry (1350- 1660)
• History of English Literature (1350-1660)
• Renaissance Prose (1350-1660)
• Renaissance Tragedy (1350-1660)
• Renaissance Comedy (1350-1660)

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Semester-IV

• English Prose (1660- 1798)
• English Novel (1660- 1798)
• English Poetry (1660- 1798)
• English Drama (1660- 1798)
• History of English Literature

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Semester-V

• Criticism-I
• English Poetry (1798- 1914)
• English Prose and Novel (1798-1914)
• History of English Literature
• Media Studies-I

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Semester-VI

• Criticism-II (1914-1968)
• English Prose and Novel (1914-1968)
• English Poetry and Drama (1914-1968)
• History of English Literature (1914-1968)
• Media Studies-II

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Semester-VII

• English Literature (1350-1660)-I & II
• English Literature (1660-1798)-I & II
• Study of Language-I
• Twentieth-Century Prose (Only for Visually Challenged)

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Semester-VIII

• Classical Drama (Only for Visually Challenged)
• Drama Studies-I & II
• English Literature (1798-1914)-I & II
• Literature and Gender-I & II
• Study of Language-II

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Semester-IX

• Aesthetics-I
• Diasporic Literature-I
• English Literature (1914-1950)
• Indian Writings in English-I
• Literature & Ethnicity-I
• Literary Criticism and Theory-I

M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Semester-X

• Aesthetics-II
• American Literature
• English Literature (1950 onwards)
• Indian Writings in English-II
• Literature & Ethnicity-II
• Literary Criticism and Theory-II

M.A English (Hons.) Integrated Admission in Top University

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After M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated) Job Types

• Call Centre Executive
• Customer Support Executive
• Data Entry Operator
• English Tutor
• English Trainer
• English Translator
• English Content Writer
• Faculty Teacher
• IELTS Faculty & English Trainer
• Junior Parliamentary Reporter

Advanced Courses After M.A English (Hons.) (Integrated)

M.Phil. (English)

Ph.D. (English)

Ph.D. (English) (Hons.)