Courses offered in this program are designed to provide students with a world-class curriculum with an advanced and in-depth understanding of the English discipline.
It helps them in attaining conceptual knowledge, proficiency, and desired analytical skills to deal with various literary and linguistic frameworks.
It helps in developing skills necessary to interpret and analyze texts and to find solutions under complex interpretive conditions.
It will enable students to gain familiarity with current literary and linguistic trends.
To make students understand the importance of the nature of literature and language activities in the broader context of English studies
To develop skills to conduct thorough literary and linguistic analyses and use them as the basis for academic and professional decision-making.
To provide opportunities for students with such learning motives to become intelligent participants in the community and understand the interdependence of people in their social and cultural relationships.
To inculcate critical thinking, communication, and employability skills among students.
To enhance students' ability to produce original, scholarly research and effectively communicate their findings.
To prepare students for teaching, research, and other professional careers that require advanced knowledge of English literature and langua
This program aims to create a strong foundation in English studies, preparing students for diverse career paths and fostering a deep appreciation for literary and linguistic arts
Our programme will produce Post Graduates who:
After completion of the programme the Post graduate will:
After completion of the programme the Post graduate will:
HoD, Assistant Professor
Ph.D, M.A. (English), B.A (English)
Exp:12 years
Assistant Professor
Ph.D, M.A.(English), B.Ed., B.A (English), Diploma in Journalism
Exp:8 years
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., M.A.(Eng.), B.A.(Eng.)
Exp:3 Years
Assistant Professor
Ph.D, M.A. (English), B.A (English)
Exp:10 Years
Assistant Professor
PhD, M.A. (English), B.A (English)
Exp:8 years
Assistant Professor
PhD, M.A. (English), B.A (English)
Exp:7 years
Assistant Professor
PhD (Pursuing), M.A. (English), B.A (English) GSET Qualified
Exp:5 Years
Assistant Professor
M.A. (English), B.A (English) G-SET Qualified
Exp:1 Year
Assistant Professor
M.A. (English), B.A (English) NET Qualified GSET Qualified
Exp:1 Year
Assistant Professor
M.A. (English), B.A (English) NET Qualified GSET Qualified
Exp:1 Year
Teaching Assistant
M.A. (English), B.A (English)
Exp:1 Year
The enthusiastic and curious faculty members of this department expect their students to develop the same qualities with an open mind. And these qualities allow students to explore and enjoy new theories, ideas and concepts around the world.
The students with these qualities open doors of ample opportunities for themselves. The papers that we offer here enhance their speaking and writing skills which help them to express themselves better. Having strong and clear background of literature and base of the language, the Postgraduates have various fields to go for after getting the degree. They can go for their master’s degree, teaching, journalism, hotel management, fashion designing, social work etc. After qualifying for exams like NET or SLET, the students can go for a government job that secures their future. They can also opt for some different jobs like a translator or editor as their learning here will make them competent with language. The field of art and drama is where these students can contribute remarkably as they have proper background and understanding of its theories and have studied some of the classic plays.
Along with this, the constant guidance of the teachers will help them shaping their career and future.
SR. NO. | FACULTY NAME | PUBLICATION | TITLE |
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1 | Dr. Shivangi Oza | 4 |
1) The quest for identity in Cry, the Peacock of Anita Desai and Maun Raag of Kaajal Oza Vaidya: A Comparative Analysis of protagonists 2) Depiction of Intricacy and Predicament in the lives of Maya in Cry the Peacock by Anita Desai and Anjali in Maunraag by Kaajal Oza Vaidya: A comparative analysis 3) Bim(Bimla)- The Eternal mother in Clear Light of the day 4) Complexities & Crisis in the lives of Mayain Cry, the Peacock by Anita Desai in Maunraag by KaajalOza Vaidya: a comparative analysis |
2 | Dr. Jay Ranpura | 4 |
1) Predicament of Sarita in ‘The Dark Holds No Terror’ by Shashi Deshpande 2) Jaya-The symbol of Silent Suffering in That Long Silence by Shashi Deshpande 3) A Comparative Analysis of Marital Disharmony in the selected novels of Shashi Deshpande and Varsha Adalja 4) A Character Delineation of Jaya in Shashi Deshpande’s That Long Silence |
3 | Dr. Drashti Purohit | 6 |
1) “The Aspects of Indian Feminism and Problems in Translating: A Study of Kundanika Kapadia’s Seven Steps in the Sky” 2)“French Feminism: Genesis and Development” 3) “Comparative Literary Studies: A Retrospect” 4)“Existentialist Feminism in Simone De Beauvoir’s She Came to Stay: A Critical Study” 5)A Critical Study Of Influence Of Women On Satre's Exentialism Philosophy: A Classic Example Of Gender Equality 6)Exploring The Intersection Of Psychology And Feminism In Simone De Beauvoir's She Came To Stay |
4 | Dr. Rajeswari Kubavat | 3 |
1) Studying Shashi Deshpande as a Feminist Writer: In the Light of Her Select Novels 2) A Brief History of Feminism in General and Feminism in India 3) Studying Krishna Sobti as a Feminist writer: In the light of Select Novels |
5 | Mr. Nishant Dave | 2 |
1) Tendencies and Functions of Finnish Education System (ResearchPaper) 2) Dependability of ICT and English in Education (Research Article) |
6 | Ms. Jayana Gajjar | 2 |
1) A Comparative Study of O. Henry and Pannalal Patel's Selected Love Story. 2) A Comparative Study of O Henry and Pannalal Patel's Selected Short stories |
7 | Dr. Drashti Purohit | 4 |
1) “The Aspects of Indian Feminism and Problems in Translating: A Studyof Kundanika Kapadia’s Seven Steps in the Sky” 2)“French Feminism: Genesis and Development” 3)“Comparative Literary Studies: A Retrospect” 4)“Existentialist Feminism in Simone De Beauvoir’s She Came to Stay: A Critical Study” |
8 | Dr. Srushti Dodia | 5 |
1) Myth of Akoopar and Time Binding- Surabhi 2) Moving Beyond the Two Dimensionality of Self by Yann Martel- Saurashtriya 3) Critique of J M Synge The Playboy of Western World- Ayudh 4) Theatre as the means of Distressing the Damsel- Literary Herald 5) Clementizing LGBTQ(ETC) Representations in Select Bollywood Movies - Memorabillia |
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