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Origin and Development of English Drama
Different Periods of Development of English Drama
How Theatre Evolved in England
Qualities of Elizabethian Drama
The Condition and Places of Elizabethian Stage
The Fame of Drama Among the People
Why Drama was Banned in England
Below are some of the important sub-topics from the main topics of UGC NET 2020 English syllabus given above
Chaucer to Shakespeare
Jacobean to Restoration Periods
Romantic Period
18th Century Literature - Augustan Age
Modern Period
Victorian Period
American and Non-British Literature
Contemporary Period
Rhetoric and Prosody
Literary Theory and Criticism
Modern British Literature
Victorian and Pre-Raphaelites
Contemporary Theory
Literary Theory and Criticism (up to T. S Eliot)
European Literature from Classical Age to the 20th Century
History of English Language, English Language Teaching.

Hi Kaushal, Admission process at IILM University, Gurugram is open. IILM University, Gurugram has experienced faculty, good placement support and the curriculum benchmarked against the best in the world. Course modules are inspired by Stanford Graduate School of Business, Wharton Business School. Eligibility Criteria for taking admission in an MBA Degree, student should have 50% in academics and applied in any of the entrance exam like CAT CMAT MAT NMAT SNAP etc. Admission Process are as follows:
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3- Interview Round
4- Final Admission
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The syllabus for B.A. LL.B. (Hons) programme in Barkatullah University (BU) Bhopal includes the following subjects:
First Semester:
Legal Method
English and Legal Language
Law of Torts including Consumer Protection Law
Family Law-I (Hindu Law)
Political Science-I (Political Theory)
Second Semester:
Law of Contract-I
History-I (History of Courts, Legislation and Legal Profession in India)
Sociology-I (Sociology of Law)
Economics-I (Micro Economics)
Family Law-II (Muslim Law)
Third Semester:
Law of Contract-II
History-II (Constitutional and Administrative History of India)
Sociology-II (Society, State and Polity)
Economics-II (Macro Economics)
Constitutional Law-I
Fourth Semester:
Environmental Law
Criminal Law-I (The Indian Penal Code)
Constitutional Law-II
Law of Evidence
Jurisprudence-I
Fifth Semester:
Labour and Industrial Law-I
Administrative Law
Company Law-I
Property Law including the Transfer of Property ACT and Easement Act
Jurisprudence-II
Sixth Semester:
Law of Intellectual Property Rights-I
Criminal Law-II (The Code of Criminal Procedure and the Indian Evidence Act)
Labour and Industrial Law-II
Company Law-II
Taxation Law-I (Income Tax Law)
Seventh Semester:
Law of Intellectual Property Rights-II
Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act
Taxation Law-II (Goods and Services Tax)
Banking Law
Human Rights Law
Eighth Semester:
Interpretation of Statutes
Land Laws including Ceiling and other Local Laws
Law of International Trade
Law and Medicine
Law and Poverty
Please note that the syllabus may vary from year to year and from one university to another. It is advisable to confirm the current syllabus with the concerned university.