B.A.B.Ed. English
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EnglishDuration:
4 Years | 8 SemestersCampus:
Eligibility:
Applicants should have a minimum of 60% overall marks and a minimum of 65% in English in the 12th Standard (Intermediate/CBSE/State Board) examination. There will also be an interview to determine the final selection of candidates for the programme.- Apply Now
Why B.A.B.Ed. English at CVV?
Highlights of the Programme
- Approved by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE)
- A comprehensive introduction to English literature, language, and linguistics
- Extensive insights into the history of English literature, from the Old English period to the present
- Detailed study of prominent texts from different ages
- In-depth knowledge of special and world literatures (such as children’s literature, Indian classical literature, etc.) through electives
- Enhancement of proficiency in the English language for personal, academic, and professional use
- Understanding of teaching and learning theories and perspectives
- Ability to pursue a postgraduate programme of their choice – be it related to English or education.
- Awareness of the various allied disciplines of English and education and the career opportunities they offer
- A unique set of courses rooted in Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) as well as the Chinmaya Vision Programme (CVP)
- Opportunity for research
International Collaborations
1. Global Exposure and Internships
CVV’s global internship programme provides an exceptional chance for students and young professionals to acquire practical work experience in a diverse cultural and business environment. Through hands-on work assignments, mentorship, and networking opportunities, interns will gain a deep understanding of the local culture, while developing skills that are highly valued in today's global economy. CVV's global internship provides a chance to:
- Experience a different work culture
- Build a global network
- Improve language skills
- Develop cross-cultural skills
- Reflection and evaluation
2. Distinguished Visiting Faculty
Prof. Annette Leonhardt
University of Munich, Germany
Prof. Roger Natarajan
Actuarial Program Director
University of Michigan, USA
Prof. Craig Hassed
Monash University, Australia
Prof. Uma S.Kambhampati
Head of School, School of Politics Economics and International Relations
Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, University of Reading, UK
Prof. Bernadine Van Gramberg
Professor and Academic Board Chair Federation University Australia
Prof. Timothy Marjoribanks
Associate Dean Research
School of Business, Law and Entrepreneurship at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Programme Structure
Semester I | ||
Course Name | Course Category | Credits |
Introduction to English Literature and Literary Forms | Core | 4 |
History of English Literature: Old English Period and Middle English Period | Core | 4 |
Introduction to Linguistics | Core | 4 |
English in Context: The Essentials | AECC | 4 |
Second Language Courses (Sanskrit for Communication/ Hindi: Padya aur Natak/ Malayalam: Katha, Kavitha ) | Core | 4 |
Environmental Studies | AECC | 3 |
Total | 23 |
SEMESTER II | ||
Course Name | Course Category | Credits |
Development of the English Language: Tracing the Origins and Understanding Changes | Core | 4 |
History of English Literature: Elizabethan Age | Core | 4 |
Detailed Textual Study: Hamlet | Core | 4 |
English for Academia | Core | 4 |
Perspectives of Education | Core | 3 |
Sanskrit: A Language for Eternal Use – Malayalam: Lekhanam Nadakam - Hindi: Gadya Aur Kahani | Core | 4 |
Total | 23 |
SEMESTER III | ||
Course Name | Course Category | Credits |
History of English Literature: Jacobean Age to Augustan Age | Core | 4 |
Detailed Textual Study: The Rape of the Lock; Gulliver’s Travels | Core | 4 |
Elective 1* | DSE | 3 |
Yoga and Well-being | Core | 3 |
ICT in Teaching and Learning | Core | 3 |
Indian Constitution and Human Rights | AECC | 2 |
IKS- Pride of India | SEC | 4 |
Total | 23 |
Semester IV | ||
Course Name | Course Category | Credits |
History of English Literature: Romantic Age and Victorian Age | Core | 4 |
Elective 2* | DSE | 3 |
Secondary School English Curriculum | Core | 3 |
Learner and Learning | Core | 4 |
IKS-II: Self Unfoldment | SEC | 4 |
Minor 1 | Gen. Elective | 3 |
School Observation – Internship Phase I | Core | 2 |
Total | 23 |
Semester V | ||
Course Name | Course Category | Credits |
History of English Literature: 20th Century to the Present | Core | 4 |
Elective 3* | DSE | 3 |
Content Specific Strategies for Teaching English | Core | 4 |
Teaching and Learning of English-I | Core | 4 |
Learning Assessment | Core | 3 |
Teaching: Approaches and Strategies | Core | 4 |
Total | 22 |
Semester VI | ||
Course Name | Course Category | Credits |
Introduction to Literary Theory and Criticism | Core | 4 |
Detailed Textual Study: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner; Ulysses; Wide Sargasso Sea | Core | 4 |
Teaching and Learning of English II | Core | 4 |
Learner Environment and Engagement | Core | 3 |
Chinmaya Vision Programme | SEC | 2 |
School Observation – Internship Phase II | Core | 2 |
Minor - 2 | Gen. Elective | 3 |
Total | 22 |
Semester VIII | ||
Course Name | Course Category | Credits |
Internship Phase III | Core | 20 |
Total Credits | 20 |
Semester VIII | ||
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Course Name | Course Category | Credits |
Contemporary Concerns and Issues in Secondary Education in India | Core | 3 |
Community Involvement and Sensitisation | Core | 2 |
School Administration and Management | Core | 3 |
Indian Writing in English | Core | 4 |
Elective 4* | DSE | 3 |
Project in English | Core | 4 |
Educational Heritage of India | Core | 4 |
Total | 23 |
Core | 142 |
Discipline-Specific Elective (DSE) | 12 |
General Electives | 6 |
Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) | 10 |
Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC) | 9 |
Total Credits | 179 |
Higher Studies & Career Avenues
School FESTS
Lit Magic
Lit Magic is an inter-college literary event, organised by the and coordinated by the BA BEd. English students. The main motive of this event is to raise awareness about the relevance and beauty of literature, through various activities and games.
Meet the Author Series
The Grantha Club in association with the School of Ethics, Governance, Culture and Social Systems conducts “Meet the Author” series. The series is aimed at inculcating the habit of reading in students in general and also to provide a platform for students to engage with eminent personalities to enhance their creative skills.
Fee Structure
Annual Tuition Fee | Activity Fee | Annual Programme Fee (Tuition + Activity) |
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₹70,000 | 3,500 | 73,500 |
Scholarships are available for meritorious students.
Expert Teaching Faculty
Head of the School
Education
English (Pedagogy)
Education
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor