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Programme: MA in English Language and Literature  \nII. Eligibility: At least 50% marks in the bachelor’s degree with at least 50% marks in English as Optional Subject OR at least 50% marks in bachelor’s degree with at least 55% marks in any literature / English as Compulsory Subject.  \nIII. The minimum duration for completion of the programme is four semesters (two academic years) and the maximum duration is eight semesters (four academic years) or as per the amendments made by the regulatory bodies from time to time.  \nIV. A student should attend at least 75% of the classes, seminars, practicalsin each course of study.  \nV. All the courses in the programme carry a Continuous InternalAssessment (CIA) component to a maximum of 40 marks and End Semester Examination (ESE) for a maximum of 60 marks. The minimum pass marks for a course is 40% .  \nVI. A student should pass separately in both the CIA and the ESE, i.e., a student should secure 16 (40% of 40) out of 40 marks in the CIA and 24 (40% of 60) out of 60 marks in the end semester examination.  \nVII. A student failing to secure the minimum pass marks in the CIA is not allowed to take the end semester examination of that course. S/he has toredo the course by attending special classes for that course and get the pass percentage in the internal tests to become eligible to take the end semester examination.  \nVIII. Students failing a course due to lack of attendance should redo the course.  \nIX. Re-evaluation is applicable only for theory papers and shall not be entertained for othercomponents such as dissertation, etc.  \nMA-English Language and Literature  1   \nX. An on-campus elective course is offered only if a minimum of ten students or 40% of the students registered, whichever is higher, exercise their option for that course.  \nXI. 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The English language is one’s gateway to the world and studying English literature reveals a world of inspiration and creativity.  \nMA in English Language and Literature is one of the two postgraduate programmes started by CUAP in 2018. 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