M.A. (Major: English Literature)
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The Master of Arts (M.A.) in English is a postgraduate program designed to provide advanced knowledge of English literature, language, and literary theory. The program develops students’ analytical, critical thinking, and research skills through the study of classical and modern literary works, linguistics, and contemporary critical approaches.This program prepares students for careers in teaching, research, publishing, content writing, journalism, civil services, and various professional fields. Students gain a deep understanding of literary traditions, cultural studies, and academic research methods. The program also builds strong communication and interpretation skills essential for academic and professional success.Graduates of the M.A. English program are well prepared for higher education such as Ph.D., academic careers, and opportunities in government, private, and creative industries.
Program Highlight
Master of Arts in English
Typical Program Structure
- Course: Master of Arts (M. A). (Major: ENGLISH LITERATURE)
- Duration: 2 Years (4 Semesters)
- Mode: Full-time postgraduate program
- Eligibility:Subject to the compliance with the provisions of this Direction and of other ordinances in force from time to time, an applicant for admission to Semester-l examination shall have passed the Bachelor Degree examination of this university or of any other statutory recognized university as equivalent to the Bachelor Degree of this university.
Program Objectives
To provide advanced knowledge of literature, language and culture from national and global perspectives.
To develop critical thinking, analytical ability and interpretation skills through literary texts.
To enhance communication skills, academic writing and presentation abilities.
To train students in research methodology, scholarly writing and project work.
To encourage interdisciplinary learning and intellectual curiosity.
To develop social awareness, ethical values and cultural sensitivity through literary studies.
To prepare students for careers in teaching, research, media, publishing, translation and civil services.
To create awareness about innovation, intellectual property rights and knowledge creation.
Programme Outcomes
Advanced Literary Knowledge
Acquire comprehensive knowledge of British, American, Indian and World literatures.
Critical and Analytical Skills
Critically analyze literary texts using different literary theories and critical approaches.
Research Competence
Demonstrate ability to conduct independent research, dissertation writing and academic publication
Communication and Presentation
Develop effective oral communication, academic writing and presentation skills.
Interdisciplinary Understanding
Relate literature to history, philosophy, sociology, psychology and cultural studies.
Ethical and Social Responsibility
Understand social issues and develop ethical awareness and social sensitivity.
Lifelong learning
Cultivate intellectual curiosity and ability for continuous learning and knowledge development.
Specific Outcomes For A Bachelor Of Arts Program
Graduates should be able to analyze complex issues, evaluate evidence, and construct well-reasoned arguments.
Students should be proficient in written and verbal communication, including the ability to articulate ideas clearly and persuasively.
Graduates should be competent in conducting independent research, including gathering and evaluating information from a variety of sources.
Students should develop an understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures, perspectives, and ways of life.
Graduates should have a strong ethical foundation and be able to recognize and address ethical dilemmas in their personal and professional lives.
Students should be encouraged to think creatively and express themselves through various mediums, such as writing, art, or performance.
Graduates should have a broad understanding of global issues and their interconnectedness, as well as an awareness of their role as global citizens.
Students should be exposed to a range of disciplines within the arts and humanities, fostering interdisciplinary thinking and problem-solving skills
Graduates should be prepared to navigate a rapidly changing world and adapt to new challenges and opportunities throughout their lives.
Students should develop a passion for learning and the skills necessary to continue their education beyond the undergraduate level.
These outcomes are often achieved through a combination of coursework, hands-on learning experiences, internships, and other extracurricular activities.
Bachelor of Arts programs encourage students to engage in reflective practices and self-assessment to track their progress and identify areas for growth.
Core Courses
The Science (S) Core develops a strong foundation in scientific principles, analytical thinking, and evidence-based problem-solving These courses introduce students to the fundamental concepts of the natural world while strengthening their abilities to observe, experiment.
| Semester 1 | Courses Code | Core Courses | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foundations in Communication & Critical Thinking (12 Required Credits) | IBS301 | International Business Management | 3 Credits |
| BUS109 | Introduction to Microeconomics | 3 Credits | |
| MKT200B | Principles of Marketing | 3 Credits | |
| BUS308B | Strategic Management | 3 Credits | |
| Accounting | BUS325B | Introduction to Operations Management & Decision Science | 3 Credits |
| FIN305 | Introduction to Corporate Finance | 3 Credits | |
| BUS110 | Introduction to Macroeconomics | 3 Credits | |
| ACC101 | Introduction to Accounting | 3 Credits | |
| Management | BUS100A | Introduction to Business | 3 Credits |
| BUS211C | People and Organization | 3 Credits |
Science (S) Core
The Science (S) Core develops a strong foundation in scientific principles, analytical thinking, and evidence-based problem-solving These courses introduce students to the fundamental concepts of the natural world while strengthening their abilities to observe, experiment.
| Semester 2 | Courses Code | Science | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Science | PHY 101 | Conceptual Physics | 3 Credits |
| BIO 105 | Introduction to Life Sciences | 3 Credits | |
| PHY 101 | Introduction to Physical Science | 3 Credits | |
| ENV 110 | Environmental Science | 3 Credits | |
| Technology | CS 101 | Digital Foundations and Applied Programming | 3 Credits |
| TECH 205 | Management Information Systems (MIS) | 3 Credits | |
| ENGR 100 | Introduction to Engineering Principles | 3 Credits | |
| DATA 210 | Data Management and Visualization | 3 Credits | |
| Mathematics | MATH 115 | College Algebra and Trigonometry | 3 Credits |
| STAT 201 | Probability and Statistics | 3 Credits |
Business (B) Core
The Business Core, requiring 30 credits (typically eleven 3-credit courses), is the largest component of the foundational curriculum. It ensures students gain a comprehensive, interdisciplinary understanding of the functional areas necessary to operate and manage an organization.
| Semester 3 | Courses Code | Business Core | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finance | IBS301 | International Business Management | 3 Credits |
| BUS109 | Introduction to Microeconomics | 3 Credits | |
| MKT200B | Principles of Marketing | 3 Credits | |
| BUS308B | Strategic Management | 3 Credits | |
| Accounting | BUS325B | Introduction to Operations Management & Decision Science | 3 Credits |
| FIN305 | Introduction to Corporate Finance | 3 Credits | |
| BUS110 | Introduction to Macroeconomics | 3 Credits | |
| ACC101 | Introduction to Accounting | 3 Credits | |
| Management | BUS100A | Introduction to Business | 3 Credits |
| BUS211C | People and Organization | 3 Credits |
Mrs. Snehal Rakhunde
Assistant Professor
Dr Kalyani Kanmble
Assistant Professor
Mrs Roshani Katolkar
Assistant Professor
Mr. Amit Titare
Assistant Professor
Ms. Tashima Agrawal
Assistant Professor
Mrs. Jyotsana Channe
Assistant Professor
Dr Ekadashi Jaitwar
Assistant Professor
Publication
| Sr.No. | Year | Title of Papers |
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1 |
2025 |
Agrawal T. ‘Ecocritical Perspectives: A Study of The Relationship Between Environment and Self in Arun Joshi’s “The Strange Case of Billy Biswas’. International Journal of Cultural Studies and Social Sciences, Vol. 21 (2), 2025, pp. 179-183 (UGC CARE – I) |
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2 |
2024 |
Agrawal T. ‘Symphonies of the Sea: The Role of Songs as a Trope in Amitav Ghosh’s “Sea of Poppies”’. Journal of East-West Thought, Vol. 14 (3), 2024, pp. 131-136 (UGC CARE – I) |
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3 |
2024 |
Rakhunde R. ‘Exploring Identity in Derek Walcott’s Plays: A Postcolonial Analysis’. Journal of East-West Thought, Vol. 14 (3), 2024, pp. 239-248 (UGC CARE – I) |
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4 |
2024 |
Kamble K. ‘The Impact of Materialism on Human Relationships in Sudha Murthy’s House of Cards’. Journal of East-West Thought, Vol. 14 (3), 2024, pp. 195-199 (UGC CARE – I) |
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5 |
2025 |
Vyawahare P. ‘The Representation of Mental Health in Literature: Virginia Woolf’. International Journal of Cultural Studies and Social Sciences, Vol. 21 (2), 2025, pp. 172-178 (UGC CARE–I) |
About Programs Fees
The cost of the program at Prerna College includes tuition fees, examination fees, and other academic charges as prescribed by the institution and affiliated university.
Tuition Fees: Competitive and student-friendly fee structure
Examination & Enrollment Fees: As per RTM Nagpur University norms
Additional Charges: Laboratory, library, and extracurricular activities
| Spring 2025 | Summer 2025 | Fall 2025 | Winter 2025 | Annual | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 weeks | 6 weeks Summer 1 3 Weeks Summer 2 3 Weeks | 16 weeks | 17 weeks Winter 1 3 Weeks Winter 2 3 Weeks | Costs USD | |
| Enrollment Fee (Onetime fee) | $560 | $560* | $660 | ||
| Orientations Fee (Onetime fee) | $159 | $159* | $159 | ||
| Medical Insurance (Yearly) | $68 | $68 | |||
| Tuition | $4,129 | $1,139 | $5,138 | $1,028 | $11,434 |
| Residence | $728 | $364 | $728 | $364 | $2,184 |
| Breakfast Fee | $448 | Not offered | $448 | Not offered | $896 |
| Activity Fee | $100 | $100 | $200 | ||
| Total Fast Year | $6,192 | $1,503 | $7,133 | $1,392 | $16,220 |
| Total Second Year | $5,192 | $1,503 | $7,133 | $1,392 | $15,220 |
Apply Now
Begin your academic journey with the Master of Arts (M.A.) in English at Prerna College of Commerce and advance your knowledge in literature, language, and research. Our program is designed to develop critical thinking, analytical skills, and academic excellence to prepare you for successful careers and higher studies.The admission process is simple and student-friendly. Eligible candidates must complete the application form and submit the required academic documents. Applications are reviewed based on academic performance and university admission criteria.Join a supportive academic environment with experienced faculty, modern learning resources, and opportunities for research and professional development.Apply now and take the next step toward achieving your academic and career goals with Prerna College of Commerce.
Admissions Requirements
1. Academic Qualifications
- Completed application form
- Academic transcripts & certificates
- Valid government ID or passport
- Recent passport-sized photographs
- Caste/Category Certificate as per Maharashtra norms
- ABC ID / APPAR
2. Application Deadlines
- As Per RTM Nagpur University notification