Scheme 2021-2022
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Minimum Eligibility Criteria
Bachelor of Arts (BA) – English (Hons.)
1) 10+2 (English Medium) examination conducted by CBSE or equivalent
examination from a recognized board in any stream with an overall
aggregate of minimum 50%
2) IB candidates should have score of minimum 24
Selection Criteria
Bachelor Of Arts (BA) (Hons.) in English
Selection will be based on merit of
10+2 conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education
Or
equivalent examination from a recognized board (IB/ICSE)
AND
SAT score AND Personal Interview
Seats
| Programme | Seats |
| Bachelor of Arts (BA) – English | 20 |
Programme Fee
Bachelor of Arts (BA) – English (Hons.)
For Year 2021-22
Fee Concession cum Scholarship
| % of Tuition Fees as Scholarship | Eligibility (For CBSE as per percentage score in applicable subjects by program. Normalised Scores will be taken for other Boards with respect to CBSE ) | SAT Score (Conducted by The College Board) | Scores in IB Diploma Programme |
| 100% | CBSE: 99.1% and above | 1500+ | 43-45 |
| 50% | CBSE: 95.1% <= 99 | 1401 – 1500 | 41-42 |
| 25% | CBSE: 90.1% <= 95 | 1301 – 1400 | 32-40 |
| 10% | CBSE: 85% <= 90 | 1200 – 1300 | 28-31 |
*Limited Scholarships available in each category on first come serve basis.
FAQs
BA English Honours graduates can find a variety of career opportunities where critical thinking and communication skills which are highly valued. Below listed are some of the BA English Honours Job opportunities:
- Media and Journalism
- Teaching & Research
- Publishing Industry
- HR/ Administration
- Hospitality Industry
- Translators
- Technical Writers
- Civil Services
- Content Developers
The programme BA English Honours is of three years, divided into six semesters.
It’s a full-time regular course.
NCU has well qualified faculty who focus on holistic development of students. For detailed information on faculty please visit the website.
There are many courses like MA English, MBA, LLB, Journalism, Content writing, Civil services and other competitive exams, etc.
Yes, students from any stream can apply.