Welcome to Sophomore Year

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Dear students,

It’s a pleasure to see you all in the sophomore year of your college Programme. In this semester (III), I’m going to handle a couple of papers for you which is Allied – III, Literary Forms and Criticism, It is the nerve system of any Literature. We are going to explore the other side of Literature in this subject. In short Literary Forms is nothing but the various genres such as Prose, Poetry, Drama, and Novel. Whereas Literary Criticism means the analysis/ interpretation of the particular genre.

Skill Based Elective Course- II (Soft Skills for Career Communication) in this paper we shall explore the skills which is very essential in this competitive world. This paper could transform your entire personality.

 

The copy of the syllabus is attached here, take a look at it

 

Happy Learning

Sabarinathan. V


Literary forms and Criticism


 

Soft Skills for Career Communication 

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