PG Dept. of English

Department of English

Established in 2005, The department of English has been a keystone of the college, dedicated to fostering a rich engaging environment for students who are passionate about Literature and English language, In 2015 MA program was introduced by aiming advanced education in self - financing stream with a well-equipped language lab.
Our diverse curriculum and dynamic faculties aim to develop critical thinking, creativity and effective communication and holistic development of the students. To enrich the academic experience the department frequently hosts seminars, invited talks, programs like read to redeem, Rollenbild, Petrichore literary fest, guidance for competitive exams etc.

Offered Programmes

UG

PG

BA English Language And Literature

Honours

MA English

BA English Language And Literature Honours
English language and literature are fundamental to global communication, cultural exchange, and critical analysis. In an increasingly interconnected world with advancing digital technologies, proficiency in English offers diverse opportunities in education, publishing, media, and communication.
Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature - 3-Year: This comprehensive undergraduate program provides a solid foundation in English language and literary studies. Covering grammar, composition, literary analysis, and cultural studies, students develop strong communication, critical thinking, and analytical skills. Graduates are prepared for careers in teaching, writing, editing, journalism, and content creation.
Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature (Honours) - 4-Year: Designed for deeper exploration, this advanced program delves into specialized areas such as literary theory, British and world literature, and creative writing. Students engage in research, creative projects, and internships, preparing for leadership roles in academia, publishing, media, and cultural institutions.
Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates who have passed (Eligible for Higher Studies) the HSE of the Kerala State Board of Higher Secondary Examination or any other examination recognized as equivalent there to are eligible for admission.
Calculation of Index Mark:
Total Marks + Twice the marks secured in English. A weightage of 20 marks will be given to those who have studied English, Functional English or Communicative English as optional subject for HSE or an equivalent examination.

Courses offered

B A English Language and Literature Honours (SF)

Sanctioned strength : 40

Program and course outcome

MA English (SF)

Sanctioned strength : 12

Program and course outcome

Our Faculty

Ms. Amrutha V S MA, B. Ed. Asst. Professor (SF) + View Profile
Ms. Muhsina V M.A. Asst. Professor (SF) + View Profile
Ms. Nabeela T A MA. B. Ed Asst. Professor (SF) + View Profile
Ms. Thara S. Raj MA, M Phil, NET Asst. Professor(SF)
Ms. Sruthi P. MA Asst. Professor(SF)
Mr. Varun K R M A Asst. Professor(SF)
Ms. Farsana Swabah K M A, B.Ed. Asst. Professor(SF)
Ms. Ashna M M A Asst. Professor(SF)
Ms. Shana Shabnam MA, NET Asst. Professor(SF)
Ms. Hiba Thasnim, MA, B.Ed. , NET Asst. Professor(SF)

Activities

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Publications

Sl.No.	Name	Download
01	International Publication	View
02	Academic Publication	View
03	Social and Cultural Amalgamation of Arabs in Select Middle East Fiction	View
04	Impecunious Self; Dalit Lives in Select Indian Works	View
05	Social Uplifting Through Language: a Study of Half Girlfriend and English Vinglish	View
06	Revitalizing Language in the 21st Century	View
07	Narratology: Tracing the Transition from Modernism to Post Modernism	View
08	Toward Arab Women Identity: Contradicting Cultural Hegemony and Modern Arab Women With the Reference of Girls of Riyadh	View
09	Juxtaposing Religion, Tradition and Stereotype With Women Self; Mapping Women Quandaries’ in Middle East Countries With Reference of Arab Women Fictions	View
10	Callous Neglect Towards Manual Scavengers: a Study Through Basha Singh’s Unseen: the Truth About India’s Manual Scavenges	View
11	Recollecting the Predicaments of Early Kerala Diaspora in Gulf ‘masara’: a Review on Benyamin’s Novel Goat Days	View
12	Dilemma of Developmental Modernity: Review of K. Panoor’s Keralathile Africa (Africa of Kerala)	View
13	Patriarchal Parameters of Liberal Secularism and Religious Conservatism Contradict Women Identity in Reformed Turkish Context. a Concrete Observation to Elif Shafak the Bustard of Istanbul	View
14	Islamic Feminism and Transnational women subjectivities in Middle East fictions	View
15	Dilemmas of Contemporaneity in the 21st century literature: Voices of Dissent and Reparation	View
16	Re-Visiting Ramayana	View

17	Sacred Life Saver - A Study on Sacred Groves in Kerala	View
18	Songs of Innocence and Experience	View

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What Hindered The Rural Development?

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Annual reports

Sl.No	Events	Download
01	ANNUAL REPORT 2023-24	View
02	ANNUAL REPORT 2022-23	View
03	ANNUAL REPORT 2021-22	View
04	ANNUAL REPORT 2020-21	View
05	ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20	View
06	ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19	View
07	ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18	View

Syllabus

Sl.No.	Name	Download
01	B A English Syllabus	View
02	FYUGP Syllabus	View
03	M A English Syllabus	View

Bridge Courses

Sl.No.	Name	Download
01	Under Graduate	View
02		View

Certificate Courses

Sl.No.	Name	Download
01	Communicative English	View
02		View

Department: PG Dept. of English