Arunodaya Dnyan Prasarak Mandal's Women's College of Arts, Commerce and Home Science, Jalgaon










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Department of Arts - English

1. Year of Establishment : 1992
2. Head of Department: Prof. Y. R. Shaikh
3. Number of Teachers : 03
4 .Number of computer with Internet Access : 01
5. Other equipments: in the Library

Sr. No.	Name of Instruments	Number of Instruments
1.	CDs	09
2.	Cassettes	06

Activities:

Remedial coaching

- Each year the dept conducts one month duration course for identified students.

Class Room Seminars

- As a part of internal examination the dept arranges students’ seminars in the month of August

Language Lab Visit

- The dept. has well equipped language laboratory. Students use it as per their convenience.

Career Guidance

- The faculty members regularly guide the students on various issues, career, and their future.

Interview Techniques

- The faculty members guide final year students and make available online videos on interview techniques.

Question Paper Solving Sessions

- It is a class room activity which takes place usually afer the completion of syllabus and before exam.

Participation in seminars, workshops, symposia, etc.

Sr. No.	Faculty	Seminar	Workshop	Conference
1	Prof. Y. R. Shaikh	02	01	02
2	Mr. S. S. Lokare	02	03	05
3	Prof. M. A. Patil	01	02	01

Students Projects:

- The department assigns projects on language & literary aspects as a part of internal assessment.

Lectures with the help of ICT: 20

Research:

No. of teachers with Ph.D. as highest qualification: 01
No. of teachers with NET/SET : 03

Minor Research Project:

Sr. No.	Principal Investigator	Title of Project	Finding Agency	Year of sanction	Duration	Amount sanctioned	Status
1	Lokare Somnath Sopan		UGC,	2013		135,000	ongoing

The Priority Research Areas:

Colonial and postcolonial literature
Indian Writing in English Translation
Indian English Fiction

Publications:

No. of Books Published : NIL
No. of research paper published : 13

Placement:

The Faculty members guide the students for career opportunities and refer them to the training and placement cell of college

Programme: B.A (English)

Sr.No.	Level	Class	Duration
1	UG	F.Y.B.A.	01 Year
		S.Y.B.A.	01 Year
		T.Y.B.A.	01 Year

Certificate course in Communicative English
Diploma in Communicative English

Faculty Profile:


	Name: Prof. Yunus R. Shaikh Post: Associate Professor, Specialization : Indian Writing in English Translation Experience : 28 years Mob.No. : 9420607205 E-mail ID : syunuss555@gmail.com Member of various Bodies Member- College Development Committee Ex member of B.O.S. Member- Local Management Committee ( Municipal School 35) BIO DATA

	Name: Somnath S. Lokare Post: Assistant Professor, Specialization : Colonial and postcolonial literature Experience :09 years Mob.No. : 9860470457 E-mail ID : lokaresomnath@gmail.com

	Name: Shri. Madhavrao A. Patil Post: Assist. Professor Specialization: Indian Writing in English Experience: 08 Mob. No.: 9822282770 BIO DATA

Course Outcomes:

The students will be able to interact and communicate in English language.
The students will be able to appreciate literature, write short stories, and will have critical approaches to study the genres of literature

Class	Course	Outcomes
F.Y.B.A.	D.C. I 145101 Basic Concepts and Genre of Literary Study	Students will comprehend basic concepts of literature.
	DC II 145201 Exploring Literary Studies	Students will appreciate and analyse literature by applying various approaches and literary terms.
	DC III-245301 Critical Approaches and Language Skills in Literature	1.Students will understand different narrative techniques and socio-cultural backgrounds behind fictional writings.
	DC IV – 245401 Romantic and Victorian Poetry.	Students will identity form of poetry in different figures of speech
	C.C. I (50)	Students will read and understand simple English texts.
	C.C.II (50)	Students will enhance their comprehension skills.
	CC I- 155101 Starting With English	Students will use language accurately and fluently.
	CC II- 255201 Exploring English	Students will use language in context, write short and descriptive passages
S.Y.B.A	DC V-345501 Drama: Realism in Drama	Students will understand the elements and structure of realist drama.
	DC VI- 345601 20^th Century Poetry (1900-1970)	Students will identify and analyse modern poetry and write an analysis of the prescribed poems
	DC VII- 445701 The Early Modern Novel	Students will identify and describe distinctive characteristic of modern novel.
	DC VIII- 445801 Shakespearean Drama	Students will know the unique features of Shakespearean Drama.
	APC I- 365101 Introduction To Children’s Literature	Students will identify and describe literary characteristics of children’s literature
	APC II- 465201 Fable And Detective Fiction In Children’s Literature	Students will analyse issues in critical manner of detective fiction.
	CC III Com. 325301 Composite Course	Students will transfer the information from seen and unseen passages.
	CC IV Com. 425401 Composite Course	Students will write and read fluently in English.
	CC III- 355301 Using English Effectively	Students will acquire oral communication skills.
	CC IV- 455401- Advancing With English	Students will learn functional English and use it in day to day situations.
T.Y.B.A.	DC IX- 545901 Contemporary Novel	Students will demonstrate historical and socio-political context of the novel
	DC X- 546001 Contemporary Drama	Students will identify techniques employed in contemporary drama
	DC XI- 546101 Introducing Critical Writing	Students will be able to apply different critical approached to literature.
	DC XII- 546201 Indian Literature In English Translation	Students will appreciate and evaluate Bhasha Literature.
	DC XIII- 646301 Contemporary Poetry	Students will identify techniques, styles and forms of contemporary poetry.
	DC XIV-646401 Critical Theories	Students will apply different critical theories to literary works.
	DC XV- 646501 Postcolonial Studies	Students will understand basic concepts in postcolonial theory and analyse texts form post colonial perspectives.
	DC XVI- 646601 Diaspora Studies	Students will be able to critically analyse diasporic texts form the perspectives of gender, race and ethnicity,
	APC III- 565301 Women’s Writing In The Twentieth Century	Students will identify feminist perspectives on women’s life through the texts.
	APC IV- 665401 Life Writing	Students will analyse women’s autobiographies at their own skills.
	CC V Com. 525501 Composite Course	Students will understand ideas expressed in a composition on various topics.
	CC VI Comp. 625601 Composite Course	Students will understand ideas expressed in a composition on various topics.
	CC V- 555501 English For Empowerment	Students will learn formal and informal letters and applications.
	CC VI- 655601 English for Success	Students will listen to speeches and know style of speaking styles. They will write formal letters.
	B.A. English	After graduation Students can pursue PG, B. Ed. Law degrees and competitive examinations. There are various career option for a English graduate e.g. teaching, translator, reporter, interpreter, and proof reader, creative writing and in MNC’s.

Toppers of the Department:

TOPPERS 2016-17
Ranking	Year	Name of Students	Aggregate Percentage
1^st	TY	Mayuri Patil	60%
1^st	SY	Punam Attarde	58%
1^st	FY	Chaitali koli	60%
TOPPERS 2017-18
1 ^st	F Y	Somoshe Pallvi Ravindra	72.70%
1 ^st	S Y	Koli Chaitali R.	54.33%
1 ^st	TY	Attarde Punam Jagdish	54%

Pride of Department:

Batch 2016-17
Sr no.	Name of Students		Placement/ current status of student
1	Mayuri Patil		Appearing for NET/SET
Batch 2017-18
1		Punam Attarde	Doing M.A. at M.J.college,Jalgaon
2		Swati patil	Doing M.A. at M.J.college,Jalgaon