UGC NET English Course

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The course is primarily for those who don’t have enough time to join offline coaching and want to get success.

This course will make sure you succeed in UGC NTA NET/JRF (National Eligibility Test) and other national level exams. In this I have included all the important sectors of English Literature such as British Literature, Indian English Literature, Commonwealth Literature, Literary Criticism and Theory etc. I have also included an exclusive section on Cultural Studies. Enough reading materials and quizzes are provided that will certainly help diligent students pass the exams.

Qualify the National Eligibility Test and other competitive exams in English literature.
The correct timeline of English Literature.
Learn more about British Literature, American, European, and Commonwealth Literatures.
Easily understand literary criticism and theory.
Help in passing Bachelor and Masters courses in English.
Pass University entrance tests
Syllabus for NTA NET
SET Exams
Asst. Prof exams of various states and all major teacher recruitment exams

Course Content

British Literature: Background

Where Does This Come From: The Beginnings

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Of Greek and Romans and Of Old and Middle

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Our First Legend Written: Beowulf

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Hail the Father of English Poetry: Geoffrey Chaucer

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Chaucer’s Got Some Company: The Contemporaries

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16th Century British Literature

17th Century British Literature

18th Century British Literature

19th Century British Literature

20th Century British Literature

Contemporary British Literature

Literary Criticism: From Plato to T.S. Eliot

Literary Theory

American Literature

African Literature

Canadian Literature

Rhetoric and Prosody

Research Methods in English

Pre-independence Indian Literature in English

Indian Literature in English: Post-independence

English Language Teaching

Cultural Studies

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mukeshrishit

4 months ago

Great!!!

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

British Literature: Background

Where Does This Come From: The Beginnings

Of Greek and Romans and Of Old and Middle

Our First Legend Written: Beowulf

Hail the Father of English Poetry: Geoffrey Chaucer

Chaucer’s Got Some Company: The Contemporaries

16th Century British Literature

Renaissance is Here: Wake-Up

Poet’s Poet Visited: Edmund Spenser

All Rise for the Bard: William Shakespeare

This Kyd’s Got Some Serious Revenge Issues: Thomas Kyd

Let’s Visit the University Wits

What the Metaphysics: John Donne and Friends

The Wisest, Brightest and Meanest: Francis Bacon

Where are Your Manners: Ben Jonson