Department of English
The Department of English caters to the needs of young students of surrounding areas enabling them to become self-assured and confident. The department aims at providing a conducive climate to the learners of English, training them in written and spoken communication. The English Department initiates interactive teaching in classrooms to enhance the communicative competence of students.The department also conducts different activities like quiz,seminars,skit,presentations,educational tours for the overall development to the students .The curriculum offers teaching of English Language, Literature and Communication Skills as a Compulsory thereby ensuring that every student of the college is studying English. The major course exposes students to a wide range of literary texts: beginning with acquiring a strong foundation in classical Indian and Greek literature, students go on to an intensive study of Romantic, Victorian, and Modern literature. The Department is also offering Core Courses, Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses, Skill Enhancement Courses, Discipline Specific Electives courses to students. These courses enable greater holistic adaptability of students to the everyday challenges of the contemporary competitive world apart from satisfying their literal and aesthetic needs. Students are also undergoing courses using language lab set up in the college campus.Faculty members use creativity with new technology in their teaching by using ICT tools .The Department of English strives to bring about all-encompassing growth in students whereby they are able to carve out a niche for themselves both professionally and as ethically responsible citizens. With the opening of new avenues in different fields the students become socially responsible human beings, sensitive to their fellow beings and nature. English as a subject inculcation of aesthetic and moral values enabling the students to be generous, compassionate with a streak of creativity to make the world a better place to live in.
Faculty
| Department of English – Faculty | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Photo | Name & Designation | Qualification | Teaching Experience |
|
Reema Kumari Assistant Professor |
M.A., M.Phil. | 16 Years |
|
Suresh Kumar Assistant Professor |
M.A., NET/SLET | 9 Years |
|
Madhu Bala Assistant Professor |
M.A., M.Phil. | 13 Years |
Students Enrolled
2022-23
| Class | DCA | SEC | CE | AECC II | Total |
| BAI | 82 | – | 589 | 788 | 1456 |
| BAII | 37 | 29 | 457 | – | 523 |
| BAIII | 21 | 20 | – | – | 41 |
2023-24
Class | DCA | SEC | CE | AECC II | Total |
| BAI | 66 | – | 608 | 805 | 1456 |
| BAII | 64 | 46 | 405 | – | 515 |
| BAIII | 27 | 22 | – | – | 41 |
2024-25
Class | DCA | SEC | CE | AECC II | Total |
| BAI | 66 | – | 608 | 449 | 838 |
| BAII | 64 | 46 | 405 | – | 380 |
| BAIII | 27 | 22 | – | – | 68 |
2025-26
Calss | DCA | SEC | CE | AECC II | Total |
| BAI | 20 | – | 430 | 421 | 871 |
| BAII | 21 | 18 | 277 | – | 316 |
| BAIII | 27 | 13 | – | – | 40 |
2026-27
Class | DCA | SEC | CE | AECC II | Total |
| BAI | |||||
| BAII | |||||
| BAIII |
Courses Offered
BA Ist and BA II Sem
| Semester | Course | Course Code | Course Title | Credits |
| Ist Sem | English-2 | ENG DSC 111/MC ENG 112 | AppreciatingLiterature1(Poetry and Short Story) | 4 |
| Ist Sem | EEC ENG114 | Basic Communiation Skills | 3 |
| Ist Sem | AEC ENG115 | AEC ENG 115 | Foundation Course In English | |
| IInd Sem | DSC | DSC ENG121/MC ENG 122 | Appreciating Literature -2 Non Fictional Prose and Drama | 4 |
| IInd Sem | ENG SEC 124 | ENG SEC124 | Writing Skills | 3 |
BA II Year
| Year | Course | Course Code | Course Title | Credits |
| II | English-2 | ENGCE201 | English-2 Core English(Compulsory) | 6 |
| II | Hindi-2 | 6 | ||
| II | DSC-1C | ENGDSC202/ ENGHONSGE203 | DSC-1C British Literature: (Playand Novel) | 6 |
| II | DSC-1D | ENGDSC203/ ENGHONSGE204 | DSC-1D Literary Cross Currents | 6 |
| II | AEEC/SEC-1 | ENGAEEC/SEC204 | AEEC/SEC-1 Creative Writing:Book and Media Reviews | 4 |
| II | AEEC/SEC-2 | ENGAEEC/SEC-205 | AEEC/SEC-2 Translation Studies and Principles of Translation | 4 |
BAIII Year
| Year | Course | Course Code | Course Title | Credits |
| III | AEEC/SEC-3 | ENGAEEC/SEC301 | AEEC/SEC-3 Technical Writing | 4 |
| III | AEEC/SEC-4 | ENGAEEC/SEC302 | AEEC/SEC-4 Business Communication | 4 |
| III | DSE-1A | ENGDSE303 | DSE-1A Soft Skills | 6 |
| III | DSE-1B | ENGDSE304 | DSE-1B Academic Writing and Composition | 6 |