Critical Thinking: Apply theoretical understanding to critical analysis, use creative frameworks to intervene, and then evaluate and follow up.

Effective Communication: Interpersonal and intrapersonal communication, behaviour in change communication, information and communication technology competence are all required.

Scientific Temper: To develop life skills such as questioning, observing, testing, making hypotheses, analysing, and communicating.

Effective Citizenship: Engage in service learning and community involvement programmes, demonstrate empathy for others and work to advance regional, national, and local objectives.

Engage in service learning and community involvement programmes, demonstrate empathy for others and work to advance regional, national, and local objectives.

Ethics: Recognize various value systems, including your own, comprehend the moral implications of your choices, and take ownership of them.

Environment and Sustainability: Promote sustainable development by taking part in this.

Gender Sensitization and Social Commitment: To instil a sense of social responsibility for oneself and one’s community for the good of society as a whole.

Self-directed and Life-long learning: Take part in ongoing education to advance your career.

Writing skills and Process: Students will be able to identify and grasp several English language variations and create their writing style. Students majoring in English with honours should be aware that textual analysis can be applied to political, journalistic, and writing for websites, businesses, and technical fields. It is anticipated that their exposure to the writing styles and cultural backgrounds of many authors will influence their literary styles. The chance of their becoming future writers, editors, content creators, teachers, etc. will increase as their writing abilities and style develop.

Means of Effective Communication: The study of language and literature are related fields of study. One can improve their ability to communicate with others in daily life by becoming familiar with different language patterns, phrase structures, and dialogue patterns. The languages of science, computing, diplomacy, and tourism are all in English. Students’ chances of landing a good career in the future are increased by knowing English.

Acquisition of Values: Value acquisition is a prerequisite for both individual growth and social change. Like any other literary course, an introductory-level English literature course aids students in developing their own opinions of a text’s aesthetic merit. This advances the development of thinking and imaginative skills and advances being a better person. Students will develop an appreciation for all that is good and lovely in life through their evaluation of the aesthetic worth of a literary text. Thus, their healthy mind will serve as a repository for their healthy thoughts.