Lokmani Degree College

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Postgraduate Programmes

Postgraduate programmes, also known as master's degree programmes. These programmes are designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in a specific area of study and to prepare them for careers that require a higher level of expertise.
Postgraduate degrees are the highest level of education in a particular field and can open a wide range of career opportunities for graduates.

Master of Arts Department

Part 1
Paper I – Prose
Paper II – Poetry from Chaucer to 1798
Paper III – English Drama
Paper IV - Fiction

PART II
Paper I – Nineteenth Century English Poetry
Paper II – Twentieth Century English Literature
Paper III – Literary Criticism
Paper IV A – History of English Literature
Paper IV B – American Literature
Paper IV A – Indian English Literature
Paper IV B – Commonwealth Literature

M.A Applied English


(Syllabus)
Course Objectives:

The recent two decades have witnessed a great upsurge of job- opportunities for student holding Post Graduate degree in English, in ever increasing number of Engineering and Management Colleges, in outsourcing sector, in Marketing jobs and of course, in the colleges and universities. A student, able to communicate in fluent English is liable to achieve success in every walk of life – be it professional, social or economical. The course of M.A. Applied English has been designed with the following objectives.

1. The main objective of the course is to develop sensibility and emotions of students with the purpose to enable them to relish literature.
2. The papers of applied nature (such as Translation) would enable them to seek jobs other than the conventional teaching job.
3. To eliminate the errors of articulation and to improve the performance of students in English. By making them more articulate and confident it will open new vistas of better job opportunities for them.
4. The greatest contribution of this course shall be to mould and to chisel the communicative skills of students.
5. To motivate them for self- learning with the purpose to acquire success in every walk of life.

Nomenclature of the papers Syllabus (W.E.F. July, 2008)

M.A. Applied English

There will be twelve written paper of 100 marks each (six papers in M.A.-I and Six in M.A.-II) and a Viva-Voce of 100 marks in M.A. II Year. All the six papers in M.A.-I shall be compulsory. M.A.-II has five compulsory papers and an optional paper with three options.

M.A.-I
Paper-I Phonetics & Spoken English
Paper-II Literature in English: 1360-1670
Paper-III Literature in English: 1670-1798
Paper-IV Literature in English: 1798-1914
Paper-V Literature in English: 1914 to the present age
Paper-VI A. Indian Writing in English Or B. Translation

M.A.-II
Paper-VII : Research Methodology And Professional Communication
Paper-VIII : Drama
Paper-IX : Critical Theory
Paper-X : Twentieth Century Literature
Paper-XI : American Literature
Paper-XII : A. Canadian Literature Or B. Trends, Genres & Movement Or C. Linguistics
Paper-XIII : Viva-Voce (100 Marks)

M.A in Home Science is a postgraduate course that intends the betterment of home or family life through scientific knowledge and methods. The duration of this course is two years. The course study covers diverse aspects of rural development, food preservation, nutrition, Interior decoration, etc. Textile designing and fashion design also form part of course study.

M.Com is a postgraduate degree program that focuses on the methodical learning of the concepts of Accountancy, Statistics, Mathematics, Finance, Banking, Taxation, Management Studies, etc. Therefore, the study of M.Com degree gives an imminent of commerce, management and economics as a whole.


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The classed are engaged by a well-qualified and dedicated teachers. They discharge their duties with care and concern towards achievement of the objectives of the institution.

Geography concerns many facets of physical and human landscapes, spatial analysis, and underlying environmental and social processes at local, regional, national and international levels.

Sociology examines social life, cultural and social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behaviour. It involves asking questions about human life and society, developing understandings of our diverse and rapidly changing world, and identifying the causes of and solutions to social problems. Study sociology to learn key research skills, engage with social issues, and expand your world.


Paper I: Classical Sociological Tradition
Paper II: Methodology of Social Research

Any two of the following

Paper III & IV(A):Gender and Society
Paper III & IV(B):Environment and Society
Paper III & IV(C):Rural Society in India
Paper III & IV(D): Sociology of Marginalized Communities
Paper III & IV(E):Globalisation and Society

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