The program is divided into 4 semesters over 2 years, progressing from foundational literary studies to advanced literature, criticism, linguistics and cultural studies.

Semester 1 – English Literature & Language Foundations

Students study Literature in English: 1798–1914, History & Major Movements-I, Phonetics and Spoken English, British Drama-I and Critical Approaches to Literature. Soft Skills and Positive Life & Ethics are also included, building foundations in literary understanding, language and communication.

Semester 2 – Literary Criticism & British/Indian Literature

The second semester covers Literary Criticism-I, British Novel-I, History and Major Movements-II, Indian Writing in English and Medieval & Renaissance Poetry. Students deepen their understanding of literary forms, historical movements and Indian contributions to English literature. EDP and Environmental Studies are also included.

Semester 3 – Modern Literature & Research

Students move into British Novel-II, Drama-II, Twentieth Century English Poetry, Research Methodology & Professional Communication and Literature & Gender. The semester develops advanced literary analysis, research ability and professional communication skills.

Semester 4 – Global Literature, Linguistics & Cultural Studies

The final semester covers American Literature, Literary Criticism-II, Linguistics, Cultural Studies, Punjabi Writing in Translation, Indian Literary Criticism and Post-Colonial Literature. Industry Orientation is also included, helping students connect their academic learning with professional opportunities.