A student who has passed a 3-year undergraduate degree (level 5.5, a total of 120 credits) shall be eligible for admission to 2-year MA programmes.
Preference will be given to candidates who have secured at least 50% marks (45% marks in case of candidates belonging to reserved category) in the qualifying examination.
However, students who have not studied requisite courses from the discipline related to the respective programmes will have to undertake the prescribed bridge course(s).
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When technology meets literature, this pathway trains students in data analysis, digital archiving, computational research, and AI-based textual interpretation. Graduates emerge as innovators in academic research, cultural analytics, publishing technology, and digital content strategy.
Explore cinema as a cultural and narrative art form. This specialisation blends film theory, adaptation studies, and screenwriting to prepare students for creative and analytical careers in media, entertainment, journalism, and content creation. Graduates are equipped to work as film critics, screenwriters, media researchers, or content producers.
Designed for aspiring educators, this specialisation focuses on linguistics, pedagogy, second language acquisition, and curriculum design. Graduates excel as language trainers, instructional designers, curriculum developers, and education consultants in schools, universities, and corporate settings globally.
After an MA in English, students can pursue careers in writing, editing, journalism, content creation, teaching, public relations, marketing communications, copywriting, technical writing, translation and research roles.
Yes. Students can pursue a PhD in English after completing a Master's degree in a particular area, such as Creative Writing, Literary Studies, Cultural Studies, or Linguistics.
Yes. Students with an MA in English can apply for assistant professor or lecturer positions at colleges and universities. With experience and research publications, they can advance to higher academic ranks. Some institutions may require a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) to complement their qualifications.
Some of the popular subject choices in MA English include Literary Theory, Creative Writing, Linguistics, or focusing on specific literary traditions like British, American, or Indian Literature.