At North Campus, the student-to-professor ratio is about 1:150, with the junior batch divided into sections to improve interaction. Exams occur twice a year, and the English Department is praised for its lecture quality, focusing on comprehension and writing skills while strictly enforcing anti-plagiarism policies. Although placements for MA English students are not actively facilitated by the placement department, other departments have better placement outcomes. MA English students often pursue further academic careers or teaching roles.
Internships and freelance opportunities, like with Testbook offering Rs 12,000 per month, are pursued independently. Delhi University offers scholarships for students from less privileged backgrounds, though experiences vary. The annual tuition fee for the MA English Literature program generally ranges from INR 10,000 to INR 20,000, with some reports of fees up to INR 28,000, varying by college. The course lasts two years, with an examination fee of around INR 710 per semester.
Fee structures differ between North and South Campus colleges, with concessions for PwD students and stable fees despite recent hikes. Overall, studying at DU is cost-effective, especially with available university resources.
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