Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or a
The BA Honours programme in English introduces students to all aspects of the study of literature. Along with literature written in English, the course has a strong component of translations into English of Indian and all other significant literatures across the world. The study of literature is considered as the entry point for students to critically examine the world.
The programme attempts to impart to the students an understanding of literature as a cultural and linguistic practice and arm them with tools to dismantle accepted and forced hierarchies in literary and cultural practices. The English programme consists a host of elective courses from which the students are required to choose a fixed number each semester.
Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or a
The programme is delivered through a total number of 96 credits over six semesters. In order to receive a BA (Hons) degree in English, these credits must be earned in the following manner:
Courses | Minimum Credits |
Compulsory Foundation Courses (Languages and Environmental Issues) | 12 |
Foundation Optional Courses | 04 |
Core Economics Courses | 48 |
Others (Electives, Foundation, other discipline courses) | 32 |
Total seats
44 seats (offered at Kashmere Gate campus)
Medium of instruction
English
Eligibility
Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or any recognised Board with at least 65% marks in English. (Relaxation of 5% marks for SC/ST/PwBD/D-OBC (NCL)/Defence/KM).
Selection Procedure
The selection will be based on merit on the basis of the marks obtained in class XII. Merit will be calculated on the basis of the best four subjects including English and will not include any vocational subjects as listed by CBSE.
Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or a
The graduate students will be able to:
Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or a
The teaching method in AUD is interactive and learner centric. The pedagogy comprises lectures, tutorials, lab classes, field work, workshops and seminars.
The School of Undergraduate Studies follows a mandatory attendance policy. Students are expected to attend all learning situations. The penalties for low attendance are applied in the form of ‘grade cuts’ based on a sliding scale of attendance shortfall.
Assessment is continuous, with regular feedback. The aim of continuous assessment is to ensure that the work done during the semester carries more weight than a single end-semester examination.
The medium of instruction at AUD is English. The university provides a range of support systems for English language education through its Centre for English Language Education. Mentoring is an important feature of all programmes in AUD.
Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or a
COURSE CODE | NAME | NO.OF CREDITS |
SUS1EN259 | 4 | |
SUS1EN258 | 4 | |
SUS1EN269 | 4 | |
SUS1EN261 | 4 | |
SUS1EN265 | 4 | |
SUS1EN232 | 4 | |
SUS1EN279 | 4 | |
SUS1EL901 | 4 | |
SUS1EN255 | 4 | |
SUS1EN254 | 4 | |
SUS1FC044 | 4 | |
SUS1FC042 | 4 | |
SUS1FC041 | 4 | |
SUSIFC040 | 4 | |
SUS1EN252 | 4 | |
SUS1EN248 | 4 | |
SUS1FC036 | 4 | |
SUSFC033 | 4 | |
SUS1FC032 | 4 | |
SUS1FC031 | 4 | |
SUS1EN247 | 4 | |
SUS1EN246 | 4 | |
SUS1FC009 | 4 | |
SUS1EN245 | 4 | |
SUS1EN244 | 4 | |
SUS1FC007 | 4 | |
SUS1EN243 | 4 | |
SUS1FC005 | 4 | |
SUS1EN240 | 4 | |
SUS1FC001 | 4 | |
SUS1EN239 | 4 | |
SUS1MA531 | 4 | |
SUS1EN238 | 4 | |
SUS1MA507 | 4 | |
SUS1EN237 | 4 | |
SUS1MA542 | 4 | |
SUS1EN236 | 4 | |
SUS1MA514/ SUS1MA534 | 4 | |
SUS1EN235 | 4 | |
SUS1MA541 | 4 | |
SUS1MA536 | 4 | |
MA511 | 4 | |
SUS1MA513 | 4 | |
SUS1MA518/SUS1MA538 | 4 | |
SUS1MA505 | 4 | |
SUS1MA502 | 4 | |
SUS1MA508 | 4 | |
SUS1EN233 | 4 | |
SUS1MA503 | 4 | |
SUS1MA509 | 4 | |
SUS1MA506 | 4 | |
SUS1MA540 | 4 | |
SUS1EN231 | 4 | |
SUS1MA539 | 4 | |
SUS1EN234 | 4 | |
SUS1MA517/537 | 4 | |
SUS1MA515 | 4 | |
SUS1EC134 | 4 | |
SUS1EC133 | 4 | |
SUS1EC131 | 4 | |
SUSEC113 | 4 | |
SUSEC112 | 4 | |
SUS1EC111 | 4 | |
SUS1EC110 (was EC14) | 4 | |
SUS1EC108 | 4 | |
SUS1EC106 | 4 | |
SUS1EC105 | 4 | |
SUS1EC104 | 4 | |
SUS1EC103 | 4 | |
SUS1EC102 | 4 | |
SUS1EC132 | 4 | |
SUS1EN244 | 4 | |
SUS1EN231 | 4 | |
SUS1PS709 | Neuropsychology Through Clinical Cases: Possibilities and Limits | 4 |
SUS1PS710 | 4 | |
SUS1PS732 | 4 | |
SUS1PS711 | 4 | |
SUS1PS705 | 4 | |
SUS1PS704 | 4 | |
SUS1PS731 | 4 | |
SUS1PS703 | 4 | |
SUS1PS701 | 4 | |
SUS1FC034 | 4 | |
SUS1MA512/SUS1MA532 | 4 | |
SUS1MA510 | 4 | |
SUS1MA505 | 4 | |
SUS1MA504 | 4 | |
SUS1MA509 | 4 | |
SUS1MA501 | 4 | |
SUS1MA503 | 4 | |
SUS1FC035 | 4 | |
SUS1SC845 | 4 | |
SC04 | 4 | |
SUSEN263 | 4 | |
NA | 4 |
Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or any recognised Board with at least 65% marks in English. (Relaxation of 5% marks for SC/ST/PwBD/D-OBC (NCL)/Defence/KM).