Comprehensive 6 month UGC NET English Literature Online June 2026 (Copy 1)

Course Content

SYLLABUS

Syllabus

ORIENTATION SESSION

BRITISH LITERATURE

BL 1 Greco – Roman Period 1/2 – Greek Classicism, The Tragedians & Critics on Oedipus Rex (21/01/26)

02:13:22
BL 2 Greco – Roman Period 2/2 – Pindar, Plato, Aristottle, Hellenistic Period & Roman Classicism (23/01/26)

01:30:34
BL 3 Old English Period – Old English Language and Literature & Old English Scholars (23/01/26)

01:55:17
BL 4 Middle English Period – The Medieval Period To Major Kings of the Medieval Period (24/01/26)

01:58:41
BL 5 Chaucer and Contemporaries 1/3 – Transition from the Medieval to the Modern (27/01/26)

01:32:58
BL 6 Chaucer and Contemporaries 2/3 – The friar – What critics thought of Chaucer (27/01/26)

01:58:01
BL 7 Chaucer and Contemporaries 3/3 – Medieval Studies & Early Tudor Period – Major Literary Conventions (28/01/26)

01:59:40
BL 8 Tudor Period – Elizabethan Society To Shakespeare in the 18 th Century & British Overview (30/01/26)

01:41:47
BL 9 Shakespeare 1/4 – Shakespeare’s Life, Non Dramatic Poetry & Mature Comedies (02/02/26)

01:33:48
BL10 Shakespeare 2/4 – Problem Plays or Dark Comedies To Comedy in King Lear (02/02/26)

01:50:22
BL11 Shakespeare 3/4 – Macbeth To Caliban and Ariel (03/02/26)

01:34:46
BL12 Shakespeare 4/4 – Postcolonial Study of The Tempest To Sonnets : Themes (03/02/26)

02:12:09
BL13 Shakespeare’s Contemporaries 1/4 – Shakespeare Modern Adaptations To The faerie Queene : Features (04/02/26)

01:36:23
BL14 Shakespeare’s Contemporaries 2/4 – Amoretti To Robert Greene (06/02/26)

01:34:34
BL PYQ + Overview (06/02/26)

02:07:46
BL15 Shakespeare’s Contemporaries 3/4 – Thomas Nashe To Inigo Jones (09/02/26)

01:33:44
BL16 Shakespeare’s Contemporaries 4/4 – Francis Bacon To War of the Theatres (09/02/26)

01:47:57
BL 17 Jacobean Period – Bible Translations & Jacobean Drama (11/02/26)

01:21:54
BL 18 Jacobean Period – Early 17th Century Poetry (16/02/26)

01:12:07
BL 19 Civil War Period 1/3 – Milton & His Contemporaries (17/02/26)

01:21:49
BL 20 Civil War Period 2/3 – Paradise Lost (18/02/26)

01:27:29
BL 21 Civil War Period 3/3 – Paradise Regained To News Books (18/02/26)

01:50:15
BL 22 Restoration Era 1/4 – Restoration of Monarchy & Restoration Drama (20/02/26)

01:24:34
BL 23 Restoration Era 2/4 – Restoration Drama To William Wycherley (20/01/26)

02:00:29
BL 24 Restoration Era 3/4 – The Plain Dealer To John Locke (23/02/26)

01:29:19
BL 25 Restoration Era 4/4 – John Locke To Philosophy in the Augustan Age (24/02/26)

01:31:59
BL 26 Augustan Poetry & Prose 1/4 – Science in the Augustan Age To Epigraph and Opening (27/02/26)

01:29:59
BL 27 Augustan Poetry & Prose 2/4 – Epigraph and Opening To Robinson Cruseo ( 27/02/26)

01:56:01
BL 28 Augustan Poetry & Prose 3/4 – Robinson Cruseo To Joseph Addison (02/03/26)

01:24:35
BL 29 Augustan Poetry & Prose 4/4 – Joseph Addison To Johnson’s Prose Style (03/02/26)

01:31:59
BL 30 Augustan Fiction & Drama 1/2 – Influences on the 18th Century Novel To Tom Jones (03/03/26)

01:29:39
BL 31 Augustan Fiction & Drama 2/2 – Tom Jones To Frances Burney (09/03/26)

01:28:39
BL 32 Romantic Revival 1/3 – Romanticism A Basic Definition To Thomas Gray (10/03/26)

01:23:49
BL 33 Romantic Revival 2/3 – William Collins To John Dennis (11/03/26)

01:54:20
BL 34 Romantic Revival 3/3 – Gothic Romance To The Revolution and Wordsworth (13/03/26)

01:22:11
BL 35 Early Romantics 1/2 – Revolutions To Features of Poetry (13/03/26)

01:53:51
BL 36 Early Romantics 2/2 – S T Coleridge To Early Poems (16/03/26)

01:05:34
BL 37 Late Romantic Novelists & Prose Writers 1/2 – Sir Walter Scott To Maria Edgeworth (17/03/26)

01:15:41
BL 38 Late Romantic Novelists & Prose Writers 2/2 – Charls Lamb To The Spirit of the Age (18/03/26)

01:24:29
BL 39 Late Romantic Poets 1/2 – The Romantic Poets To Shelley’s Prose (18/03/26)

01:53:45
BL 40 Late Romantic Poets 2/2 – John Keats To Leigh Hunt & Victorian Poetry 1/3 Victorian Age To Alfred Tennyson (23/03/26)

01:50:11
BL 41 Victorian Poetry 2/3 – Tennyson (24/03/26)

01:25:49
BL 42 Victorian Poetry 3/3 – Robert Browning To D.G Rossetti (27/03/26)

01:23:29
BL 43 Victorian Poetry 3A/3 – D.G Rossetti To Edward FitzGerald & Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 1/5 – Critics of Utilitarianism (30/03/26)

01:30:05
BL 44 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 2/5 – Oxford Movement To Charles Dickens (31/03/26)

01:22:44
BL 45 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 3/5 – Charles Dickens To Charles Reade (31/03/26)

01:53:25
BL 46 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 4/5 – Bronte Sister’s – Wuthering Heights (01/04/26)

01:30:17
BL 47 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 5/5 – George Eliot To The Wessex Novels (06/04/26)

01:21:47
BL 48 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 5A/5 – The Wessex Novels To Hardy : Modernism (06/04/26)

01:32:12
BL Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers – Revision (06/04/26)

26:00
BL 49 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 5B/5 – Henry James To Eminent Victorians & The End of the 19th Century 1/2 (07/04/26)

02:57:36
BL 50 The End of the 19th Century 2/2 – Oscar Wilde To Robert Bridges (08/04/26)

01:53:19
BL 51 Early 20th Century Literature 1/3 – Political Contexts To Ford Modox Ford (10/04/26)

01:44:59
BL 52 Early 20th Century Literature 2/3 – E. M Forster To Shaw’s Play (12/04/26)

01:42:37
BL 53 Early 20th Century Literature 3/3 – Shaw’s Play To Tryst with Expressionism (14/04/26)

01:22:13

INDIAN LITERATURE

English In India, Ancient Universities & Western Education in the 19th Century (04/02/26)

02:00:50
Other Recommendations To National Policy on Education 1968 (10/02/26)

01:35:26
National Policy on Education 1968 To NEP 2020 & Indian Renaissance and English Studies (10/02/26)

01:55:59
Translation and Indian Literature (11/02/26)

02:05:08
Fiction in Translation (13/02/26)

01:58:15
Early 19th Century Literature – Writers of the 20th Century upto Independence (16/02/26)

02:03:39
Writers of the 20th Century upto Independence – Future Poetry to Other Writers (17/02/26)

02:10:00
Literature of the Partition To Literary Movements (23/02/26)

02:01:40
Literary Movements To Graphic Novelists & Poets of the Independence Period (24/02/26)

01:57:33
Poets of the Independence Period To Kamala Das (25/02/26)

01:58:17
Kamala Das To Eunice De Souza & Contemporary Poets – Gauri Deshpande (02/03/26)

01:57:06
Contemporary Poets – A.K Mehrotra To Contemporary Poetry Anthologies (04/03/26)

01:34:59
Post – Independence Indian Drama – Badal Sircar (04/03/26)

01:53:00
Post – Independence Indian Drama – Mahasweta Devi To Sakharam Binder (06/03/26)

01:33:34
Post – Independence Indian Drama – Asif Currimbhoy To Girish Karnad (06/03/26)

02:03:03
Post – Independence Indian Drama – Girish Karnad & Contemporary Playwright – Mahesh Dattani (10/03/26)

01:57:27
Contemporary Playwright – Mahesh Dattani To Other Writers (11/03/26)

01:34:39
Post – Independence Indian Fiction – Three Great Novelists To Anand’s Autobiography (16/03/26)

01:26:49
Post – Independence Indian Fiction – R.K Narayan To K. A Abbas (23/03/26)

01:31:49
Post – Independence Indian Fiction – Raja Rao To Nayantara Sahgal (24/03/26)

01:54:11
Post – Independence Indian Fiction – Nayantara Sahgal To Mark Tully (27/03/26)

02:07:23
Post – Independence Indian Novelists – Introduction To Anita Desai (28/03/26)

01:36:42
Post – Independence Indian Novelists – Shashi Deshpande To Manju Kapur (29/03/26)

02:08:08
Contemporary Indian English Novelists – Introduction To David Davidar (01/04/26)

01:56:50
Contemporary Indian English Novelists – Upamanyu Chatterjee To William Dalrymple(07/04/26)

01:38:29
Contemporary Indian English Novelists – Anita Nair To Aravind Adiga & Parsi Literature (08/04/26)

02:18:33

POSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE

RESEARCH METHODS IN ENGLISH

SANSKRIT LITERATURE

UNIT I : TEACHING APTITUDE

Objectives, Nature and Characteristics of Teaching and Learning & Phases of Teaching (29/01/26)

02:18:31
Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs & Bloom’s Taxonomy (31/01/26)

02:18:33
Bloom’s Taxonomy – Affective Domain & Psycho Motor Domain (12/02/26)

01:31:49
Psycho Motor Domain, Harrow’s Taxonomy & Maxims of Teaching (21/02/26)

02:09:47
Evaluation, Types of Evaluation & Innovations in Evaluation (14/03/26)

02:04:09
Evaluation, Digital Tools for Evaluation, Factors Affecting Teaching & Methods of Teaching (21/03/26)

02:18:57
Specific Teaching Methods (21/03/26)

02:03:03
Methods of Teaching – Specific Methods & Role play To Team Teaching (02/04/26)

01:45:01
Revisiting the Topic (04/04/26)

02:09:53
Projected Aids, Non-projected Aids, Three-dimensional Aids (3D Aids), Audio Aids, Activity Aids & Digital Aids (11/04/26)

02:06:57
Learning Theories – Behaviorism, Classical Conditioning, Thorndike’s Laws of Learning & Operant Conditioning (16/04/26)

01:31:50
Learning Theories – Behaviorism – Operant Conditioning & Cognitivism – Cognitive Theories (16/04/26)

02:10:32

UNIT IV : COMMUNICATION

UNIT V : MATHEMATICAL REASONING AND APTITUDE

Series (22/01/26)

01:55:06
Number System & Fractions (29/01/26)

01:30:25
HCF & LCM (31/01/26)

01:16:58
Fundamental Operations (05/02/26)

01:25:54
Series (05/02/26)

01:57:30
Series & Arithmetic Progression [AP]- (07/02/26)

01:55:33
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Percentage (12/02/26)

01:51:10
Percentage, Profit & Loss (14/02/26)

01:42:33
Percentage, Profit & Loss (19/02/26)

01:56:04
Percentage, Profit & Loss (21/02/26)

01:36:40
Arithmetic Progression [AP]- (26/02/26)

01:32:48
Percentage, Profit & Loss (28/02/26)

01:44:09
Profit, Loss & Discounting (05/03/26)

01:47:51
Blood Relations (09/03/26)

02:10:22
Blood Relations, Coding & Decoding (12/03/26)

01:29:11
Percentage, Profit and Loss Discussion, Simple & Compound Interest (12/03/26)

01:46:51
Coding & Decoding (17/03/26)

02:13:23
Coding and Decoding & Age (19/03/26)

01:56:16
Age (26/03/26)

01:43:54
Compound Interest (02/04/26)

01:40:23
Average, Ratio & Proportion (09/04/26)

01:51:45

UNIT VI : LOGICAL REASONING

UNIT VIII : INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

Introduction & Generations of Computers (22/01/26)

01:23:14
Artificial Intelligence & Types of Computers (28/01/26)

01:32:39
Major Components of A Computer (30/01/26)

01:51:42
Memory Unit & Software (07/02/26)

01:36:35
Number System (14/02/26)

01:55:30
Networking, Network Topologies, Internet, Terms & Services Related to Internet (19/02/26)

01:42:19
Internet Glossary, Network Protocols & Domains (28/02/26)

01:51:19
Intranet, Extranet, Email, Audio & Video Conferencing, Synchronous & Asynchronous Communication (05/03/26)

01:42:34
Role of ICT in Higher Education, Digital Initiatives in Higher Education & ICT and Governance (14/03/26)

01:17:14
Microsoft Word, MS Word – Key Functions & Keyboard Shortcuts (21/03/26)

01:33:35
Microsoft Word & Microsoft Power Point (28/03/26)

01:12:33
Microsoft Excel, Essential Formulas, VLOOKUP & HLOOKUP (11/04/26)

01:41:09

PROGRESSIVE REVISION COURSE

PAPER II REVISION SESSION

LEAP

Leap 15.1
Leap 10.1 – ICT
Leap 15.2
Leap 10.2 Maths
Leap 10.3 Maths
Leap 10.4 C
Leap 15.3 – IL
Leap 10.5 LR
Leap 10.6 MA
Leap 15.3 BL

SCIP

LIT TRIVIA

BL Chapters 1 & 2 (16/03/26)

31:04
BL Chapter 2 (17/03/26)

25:44
BL Chapter 3 & 4 (18/03/26)

32:12
BL Chapter 1- 4 (19/03/26)

27:46
BL Chapter 5 (23/03/26)

32:42
BL Chapter 6 (24/03/26)

32:02
BL Chapter 7 (26/03/26)

33:25
BL Chapter 8 (27/03/26)

32:59
BL Chapter 9 (30/03/26)

32:18
BL Chapter 10 (31/03/26)

33:09
BL Chapter 11 (01/04/26)

30:36
BL Chapter 12 (02/04/26)

31:43
British Literature Vol. 1 (08/04/26)

30:52
British Literature Vol. 2 (09/04/26)

32:43
BL Chapter 14 (10/04/26)

34:09
BL Chapter 15 (13/04/26)

31:53
BL Chapter 16 1/2 (14/04/26)

30:20
BL Chapter 16 2/2 (15/04/26)

36:30
BL Chapter 17 (16/04/26)

36:17
BL Chapter 18 (17/04/26)

38:42

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Course Content

SYLLABUS

Syllabus

ORIENTATION SESSION

Orientation (19/01/26)

Orientation – Paper 1 (20/01/26)

LC, LT, CS & Linguistics Overview (24/01/26) – { FROM J26 OFFLINE }

BRITISH LITERATURE

BL 1 Greco – Roman Period 1/2 – Greek Classicism, The Tragedians & Critics on Oedipus Rex (21/01/26)

BL 2 Greco – Roman Period 2/2 – Pindar, Plato, Aristottle, Hellenistic Period & Roman Classicism (23/01/26)

BL 3 Old English Period – Old English Language and Literature & Old English Scholars (23/01/26)

BL 4 Middle English Period – The Medieval Period To Major Kings of the Medieval Period (24/01/26)

BL 5 Chaucer and Contemporaries 1/3 – Transition from the Medieval to the Modern (27/01/26)

BL 6 Chaucer and Contemporaries 2/3 – The friar – What critics thought of Chaucer (27/01/26)

BL 7 Chaucer and Contemporaries 3/3 – Medieval Studies & Early Tudor Period – Major Literary Conventions (28/01/26)

BL 8 Tudor Period – Elizabethan Society To Shakespeare in the 18 th Century & British Overview (30/01/26)

BL 9 Shakespeare 1/4 – Shakespeare’s Life, Non Dramatic Poetry & Mature Comedies (02/02/26)

BL10 Shakespeare 2/4 – Problem Plays or Dark Comedies To Comedy in King Lear (02/02/26)

BL11 Shakespeare 3/4 – Macbeth To Caliban and Ariel (03/02/26)

BL12 Shakespeare 4/4 – Postcolonial Study of The Tempest To Sonnets : Themes (03/02/26)

BL13 Shakespeare’s Contemporaries 1/4 – Shakespeare Modern Adaptations To The faerie Queene : Features (04/02/26)

BL14 Shakespeare’s Contemporaries 2/4 – Amoretti To Robert Greene (06/02/26)

BL PYQ + Overview (06/02/26)

BL15 Shakespeare’s Contemporaries 3/4 – Thomas Nashe To Inigo Jones (09/02/26)

BL16 Shakespeare’s Contemporaries 4/4 – Francis Bacon To War of the Theatres (09/02/26)

BL 17 Jacobean Period – Bible Translations & Jacobean Drama (11/02/26)

BL 18 Jacobean Period – Early 17th Century Poetry (16/02/26)

BL 19 Civil War Period 1/3 – Milton & His Contemporaries (17/02/26)

BL 20 Civil War Period 2/3 – Paradise Lost (18/02/26)

BL 21 Civil War Period 3/3 – Paradise Regained To News Books (18/02/26)

BL 22 Restoration Era 1/4 – Restoration of Monarchy & Restoration Drama (20/02/26)

BL 23 Restoration Era 2/4 – Restoration Drama To William Wycherley (20/01/26)

BL 24 Restoration Era 3/4 – The Plain Dealer To John Locke (23/02/26)

BL 25 Restoration Era 4/4 – John Locke To Philosophy in the Augustan Age (24/02/26)

BL 26 Augustan Poetry & Prose 1/4 – Science in the Augustan Age To Epigraph and Opening (27/02/26)

BL 27 Augustan Poetry & Prose 2/4 – Epigraph and Opening To Robinson Cruseo ( 27/02/26)

BL 28 Augustan Poetry & Prose 3/4 – Robinson Cruseo To Joseph Addison (02/03/26)

BL 29 Augustan Poetry & Prose 4/4 – Joseph Addison To Johnson’s Prose Style (03/02/26)

BL 30 Augustan Fiction & Drama 1/2 – Influences on the 18th Century Novel To Tom Jones (03/03/26)

BL 31 Augustan Fiction & Drama 2/2 – Tom Jones To Frances Burney (09/03/26)

BL 32 Romantic Revival 1/3 – Romanticism A Basic Definition To Thomas Gray (10/03/26)

BL 33 Romantic Revival 2/3 – William Collins To John Dennis (11/03/26)

BL 34 Romantic Revival 3/3 – Gothic Romance To The Revolution and Wordsworth (13/03/26)

BL 35 Early Romantics 1/2 – Revolutions To Features of Poetry (13/03/26)

BL 36 Early Romantics 2/2 – S T Coleridge To Early Poems (16/03/26)

BL 37 Late Romantic Novelists & Prose Writers 1/2 – Sir Walter Scott To Maria Edgeworth (17/03/26)

BL 38 Late Romantic Novelists & Prose Writers 2/2 – Charls Lamb To The Spirit of the Age (18/03/26)

BL 39 Late Romantic Poets 1/2 – The Romantic Poets To Shelley’s Prose (18/03/26)

BL 40 Late Romantic Poets 2/2 – John Keats To Leigh Hunt & Victorian Poetry 1/3 Victorian Age To Alfred Tennyson (23/03/26)

BL 41 Victorian Poetry 2/3 – Tennyson (24/03/26)

BL 42 Victorian Poetry 3/3 – Robert Browning To D.G Rossetti (27/03/26)

BL 43 Victorian Poetry 3A/3 – D.G Rossetti To Edward FitzGerald & Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 1/5 – Critics of Utilitarianism (30/03/26)

BL 44 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 2/5 – Oxford Movement To Charles Dickens (31/03/26)

BL 45 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 3/5 – Charles Dickens To Charles Reade (31/03/26)

BL 46 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 4/5 – Bronte Sister’s – Wuthering Heights (01/04/26)

BL 47 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 5/5 – George Eliot To The Wessex Novels (06/04/26)

BL 48 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 5A/5 – The Wessex Novels To Hardy : Modernism (06/04/26)

BL Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers – Revision (06/04/26)

BL 49 Victorian Novelists and Prose Writers 5B/5 – Henry James To Eminent Victorians & The End of the 19th Century 1/2 (07/04/26)

BL 50 The End of the 19th Century 2/2 – Oscar Wilde To Robert Bridges (08/04/26)

BL 51 Early 20th Century Literature 1/3 – Political Contexts To Ford Modox Ford (10/04/26)

BL 52 Early 20th Century Literature 2/3 – E. M Forster To Shaw’s Play (12/04/26)

BL 53 Early 20th Century Literature 3/3 – Shaw’s Play To Tryst with Expressionism (14/04/26)

INDIAN LITERATURE

English In India, Ancient Universities & Western Education in the 19th Century (04/02/26)

Other Recommendations To National Policy on Education 1968 (10/02/26)

National Policy on Education 1968 To NEP 2020 & Indian Renaissance and English Studies (10/02/26)

Translation and Indian Literature (11/02/26)

Fiction in Translation (13/02/26)

Early 19th Century Literature – Writers of the 20th Century upto Independence (16/02/26)

Writers of the 20th Century upto Independence – Future Poetry to Other Writers (17/02/26)

Literature of the Partition To Literary Movements (23/02/26)

Literary Movements To Graphic Novelists & Poets of the Independence Period (24/02/26)

Poets of the Independence Period To Kamala Das (25/02/26)

Kamala Das To Eunice De Souza & Contemporary Poets – Gauri Deshpande (02/03/26)

Contemporary Poets – A.K Mehrotra To Contemporary Poetry Anthologies (04/03/26)

Post – Independence Indian Drama – Badal Sircar (04/03/26)

Post – Independence Indian Drama – Mahasweta Devi To Sakharam Binder (06/03/26)

Post – Independence Indian Drama – Asif Currimbhoy To Girish Karnad (06/03/26)

Post – Independence Indian Drama – Girish Karnad & Contemporary Playwright – Mahesh Dattani (10/03/26)