Literature

Yes, you could pursue Master's degrees in Psychology and Literature in India, but they would typically be two different master's programs. Here's how you could go around it:Master's degree in Psychology: Some of the major Indian universities are Delhi University; University of Calcutta; IGNOU; Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS). They offer Master's degrees in Psychology. Eligibility usually includes bachelor's degree in Psychology or related discipline.Master's degree in Literature: They usually grant Master's programs in English or regional literature :-- Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)- University of Hyderabad- University of DelhiUsually, a bachelor's degree in literature or an equivalent qualification in humanities suffices for eligibility.In case you want to pursue both jointly and want to find alternatives, try to find distance education programs or part-time courses. For example, some open universities like IGNOU allow students to enroll for a programme under regular mode along with another through distance mode.

Hi, Indian English Literature refers to literary works written in the English language by Indian authors. This genre emerged during British colonial rule and continues to flourish today, reflecting India's diverse cultures, histories, and social issues. Notable themes include colonialism, independence, identity, and the interplay between tradition and modernity.Key Components:Historical Roots: It began during British rule, with writers like Rabindranath Tagore (first non-European Nobel laureate in literature) and R. K. Narayan who played pivotal roles in its development.Genres: It includes poetry, fiction, drama, and essays. Notable authors like Mulk Raj Anand, Ismat Chughtai, Kamala Das, and Arundhati Roy have explored these themes extensively in novels and short stories.Post-Independence: The post-colonial period saw writers like Salman Rushdie, Vikram Seth, and Amitav Ghosh creating a new wave, highlighting India's complex socio-political landscape.Indian English Literature serves as a window to understand India's history, struggles, and cultural amalgamations, making it a unique blend of local and global perspectives.Thanks.

Yes, you can usually take the program on Doctor of Philosophy in Bengali Literature, even at the age of 65 years old. Requirements and processes will vary from one university to another .Some things to keep in mind:University policies: Since all the universities operate with different admission requirements, those policies may include upper limits or required qualifications. It would make sense to review the policies of the concerned schools.Research experience: Research experience, or a good academic background, may be required sometimes; however, the admission chances will be higher.Proposal: You may have to submit a research proposal stating the area of study and methodology.Some of the universities providing the Ph.D. course in Bengali literature are,University of CalcuttaJadavpur University  Visva-Bharati University  

Yes, a BALLB graduate can pursue an English literature course in DU. Though numerous English literature programs might strictly require a graduation degree in English, in a few cases, DU will consider people having the subject-wise background or relevant experience. Consider these factors:Eligibility Criteria: The specific requirements of the English literature course you wish to pursue. Some have add-on requirements in the form of a certain percentage or subjects that a candidate must have studied while pursuing a BALLB.This is an entrance exam: Most universities, including DU, do entrance exams for MA programs. You have to qualify from a entrance exam.Statement of Purpose: Write a statement of purpose with passion for the study of English literature and show how your BALLB background will assist your study.Always best to contact the admissions office for the specific DU college you are interested in for the most current information.