Course Structure

M.A. in English          Semester I PAPER I : Literature and Social History I: Medieval to the Renaissance PAPER II : Poetry I: Chaucer to the Neo-classical Poets PAPER III: Fiction: The Novel in the 18th and 19th Centuries PAPER IV: Non-Fictional prose PAPER V: Theory I: Classical and Neo-classical Critical Theories       Semester II PAPER VI: Literature and Social History II: The Modern to the Post Modern PAPER VII: Theory II: Romantic & Victorian Theory & Criticism PAPER VIII: Poetry II: Romantic Poetry PAPER IX: Fiction II: 19th to 20th Century PAPER X: Drama I: Renaissance Drama       Semester III PAPER XI: Fiction III: The 20th Century PAPER XII: Drama II: Modern Drama PAPER XIII: Theory III: 20th Century Criticism PAPER XIV: Poetry III: Victorian Poetry PAPER XV: Poetry IV: Modern Poetry     Semester IV PAPER XVI: Contemporary Indian Writing in English I PAPER XVII: Contemporary Indian Writing in English II PAPER XVIII: Contemporary Indian Writing in English III PAPER XIX: European I PAPER XX: European II

M.A./M.Sc. in Economics          Previous Year PAPER I : Micro-economic Theory PAPER II : Macro-economic Theory PAPER III: Mathematical Methods for Economic Analysiss PAPER IV: Statistical Methods and Elementary Econometrics PAPER V: Developmental Economics         Final Year   PAPER VI: Issues of Indian Economy PAPER VI: International economics PAPER VII, IX & X: Any three of the following: (a) Public Finance and Fiscal Policy (b) Economics of Human Resource      Development (c) Agricultural Economics (b) Mathematical Economics

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