What is the difference amongst integrated MA English and MA English and comparative literature?
I want to pursue MA English from Central University of Kishangarh, Rajasthan.
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Asked by Dharam Soniwal
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8 years ago
MA in English, Literature, Linguistics.
These are all quite confusing, MA in English and MA Literature are all about mixed subjects like English Grammar, World and Indian Literature from 15th to modern century.
Linguistics deals with the Grammar part and depths of any language.
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8 years ago
Your answer doesn't have any connection with my question. And now I already have the answer from other source, according to the source integrated M.A. is 5 years course of UG+PG in particular subject. On the other hand, M.A. in English and comparative literature is just a PG course in English (in an
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