Comprehensive CUET PG (Online)

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Time 6 pm to 7 pm
Monday Wednesday Friday
Starting from October 15

Course Content

SYLLABUS

Syllabus

ORIENTATION

BRITISH LITERATURE

Greco Roman Period – Greek Classicism (22/10/25)

44:50
Greco Roman Period – Roman Classicism (07/11/25)

59:41
Chaucer and His Contemporaries 1 (12/11/25)

57:08
Chaucer and His Contemporaries 2 (14/11/25)

59:26
Late Renaissance England & Beginning of English Prose (17/11/25)

53:01
Beginning of English Prose, University Wits (19/11/25)

01:14:15
British Literature Overview (17/10/25)

46:18
Elizabethan Theatre (21/11/25)

59:29
Shakespeare – I (24/11/25)

01:12:12
Shakespeare – II (26/11/25)

01:00:39
Shakespeare – Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth & Antony and Cleopatra (28/11/25)

47:41
Shakespeare’s Language & Shakespearean Sonnets (02/12/25)

55:00
Comedy of Humours (03/12/25)

01:11:10
Jacoben Period (Metaphysical Poets) (05/12/25)

01:01:12
Jacoben Period (Metaphysical Poets) 2 (08/12/25)

56:50
Civil War Period – Puritan England (10/12/25)

01:02:07
Civil War Period – Puritan England & Milton (12/12/25)

01:19:37
Civil War Period – Milton (15/12/25)

01:03:37
Civil War Period – Anti-Monarchical Pamphlets (17/12/25)

59:11
Restoration Period – William Wycherley (19/12/25)

01:03:14
Neoclassical Age & Heroic Drama (26/12/25)

01:03:18
Heroic Drama & Popular Prose Writing (26/12/25)

01:06:47
Popular Prose Writing – Joseph Addison to Richard Steele (31/12/25)

01:01:55
Major Neoclassicists (02/01/26)

01:15:13
Augustan Period – Dr Johnson (05/01/26)

01:10:14
Augustan Period – Dr Johnson (07/01/26)

01:05:06
Augustan Period – Daniel Defoe (09/01/26)

01:02:50
Augustan Period – Samuel Richardson (14/01/26)

01:01:50
Augustan Period – Novel (19/01/26)

01:00:19
Transitional Poetry & Beginning of Romanticism (21/01/26)

01:07:08
Romantic Revival – Gothic Romance, French Revolution & Early Romantics (23/01/26)

56:21
Early Romantics – ST Coleridge & Later Romantics (30/01/26)

01:06:47
Romantic Prose (04/02/26)

01:53:14
Late Romantic Essayists (06/02/26)

01:54:30
Victorian Period (11/02/26)

01:56:25
Victorian Prose (14/02/26)

01:43:27
Victorian Fiction (16/02/26)

01:51:12
Victorian Fiction (18/02/26)

01:47:31
Victorian Novel (19/02/26)

01:05:38
Victorian Drama (20/02/26)

01:34:39
Victorian Drama (23/02/26)

01:57:01
Early 20th Century (24/02/26)

02:22:16
20th Century Fiction (25/02/26)

01:55:38
High Modernism (27/02/26)

02:12:45
High Modernism (01/03/26)

02:12:45
High Modernism (06/03/26)

01:26:36

1 & 2 INDIAN LITERATURE

3. LITERARY TERMS

4. LITERARY GENRES

5. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND TRANSLATION STUDIES

6. LITERARY CRITICISM & THEORY

Literary Criticism An Overview (22/12/25)

01:20:24
Classicism & Modern Criticism (12/01/26)

01:04:19
Feminism (16/01/26)

01:00:55
Structuralism (28/01/26)

01:14:52
Poststructuralism & Postcolonialism (03/02/26)

02:00:26
Marxism (09/02/26)

02:18:36
Psychoanalysis (19/02/26)

57:40
Psychoanalysis & Ecocriticism (02/03/26)

02:00:11
PDF NOTES

PAPER II REVISION SESSION

TOPIC WISE QUIZ

20th Century English Literature – Movements, Writers, and Major Works
Playwrights & Literary Criticism
The Beat Generation, Confessional Poets, and Post-War Movements
Beginnings of English
English Studies in India
Acts and Commissions
Early 19th Century (Authors and their works)
Poets of the Independence Period
Chaucer and His Contemporaries
Greco-Roman Period
Early History of Britain & Old English Literature
Middle English Period
Current Affairs and Trends, Awards in Literature
Literary Terms of Theory, Criticism and General Vocabulary:
End of the 19th Century
Early 20th Century
Literature Between the Wars
Romantic Revival
Early Romantics
Late Romantics
Victorian Poetry
Victorian Fiction
Early Tudor Period
Shakespeare:
Shakespeare’s Contemporaries
Jacobean Period
Period of Civil War – Augustan Period

CRASH COURSE REVISION SESSION

British Literature 1 (16/02/26)

01:05:45
British Literature 2 (17/02/26)

56:16
British Literature 3 (18/02/26)

01:01:22
Literary Theory & Criticism 1 (19/02/26)

01:01:19
Literary Theory & Criticism 2 (20/02/26)

01:02:02
Literary Theory & Criticism 3 (23/02/26)

57:14
Literary Terms (24/02/26)

59:44
Literary Genres (25/02/26)

01:02:32
Indian Literature 1 (26/02/26)

01:01:35
Indian Literature 2 (27/02/26)

01:01:22
Current Affairs, Events & Awards (02/03/26)

58:52
PYQ Session (03/02/26)

01:05:36
Current Affairs, Events & Awards (04/03/26)

53:33
PYQ Session 2 (05/03/26)

01:03:44

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MARATHON REVISION SESSION

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About Course

Course Content

SYLLABUS

Syllabus

ORIENTATION

Orientation (15/10/25)

BRITISH LITERATURE

Greco Roman Period – Greek Classicism (22/10/25)

Greco Roman Period – Roman Classicism (07/11/25)

Chaucer and His Contemporaries 1 (12/11/25)

Chaucer and His Contemporaries 2 (14/11/25)

Late Renaissance England & Beginning of English Prose (17/11/25)

Beginning of English Prose, University Wits (19/11/25)

British Literature Overview (17/10/25)

Elizabethan Theatre (21/11/25)

Shakespeare – I (24/11/25)

Shakespeare – II (26/11/25)

Shakespeare – Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth & Antony and Cleopatra (28/11/25)

Shakespeare’s Language & Shakespearean Sonnets (02/12/25)

Comedy of Humours (03/12/25)

Jacoben Period (Metaphysical Poets) (05/12/25)

Jacoben Period (Metaphysical Poets) 2 (08/12/25)

Civil War Period – Puritan England (10/12/25)

Civil War Period – Puritan England & Milton (12/12/25)

Civil War Period – Milton (15/12/25)

Civil War Period – Anti-Monarchical Pamphlets (17/12/25)

Restoration Period – William Wycherley (19/12/25)

Neoclassical Age & Heroic Drama (26/12/25)

Heroic Drama & Popular Prose Writing (26/12/25)

Popular Prose Writing – Joseph Addison to Richard Steele (31/12/25)

Major Neoclassicists (02/01/26)

Augustan Period – Dr Johnson (05/01/26)

Augustan Period – Dr Johnson (07/01/26)

Augustan Period – Daniel Defoe (09/01/26)

Augustan Period – Samuel Richardson (14/01/26)

Augustan Period – Novel (19/01/26)

Transitional Poetry & Beginning of Romanticism (21/01/26)

Romantic Revival – Gothic Romance, French Revolution & Early Romantics (23/01/26)

Early Romantics – ST Coleridge & Later Romantics (30/01/26)

Romantic Prose (04/02/26)

Late Romantic Essayists (06/02/26)

Victorian Period (11/02/26)

Victorian Prose (14/02/26)

Victorian Fiction (16/02/26)

Victorian Fiction (18/02/26)

Victorian Novel (19/02/26)

Victorian Drama (20/02/26)

Victorian Drama (23/02/26)

Early 20th Century (24/02/26)

20th Century Fiction (25/02/26)

High Modernism (27/02/26)

High Modernism (01/03/26)

High Modernism (06/03/26)

1 & 2 INDIAN LITERATURE

Indian Writings in English – Earliest Works in English (07/02/26)

Indian Writings in English – Arun Kolatkar To Meena Alexander (14/02/26)

History of English in Indian (17/02/26)

English in India–Translators and Early Literatures in English (26/02/26)

Post – Independence Indian Fiction 1 (03/02/26)

Post – Independence Indian Fiction 2 (04/02/26)

Indian Aesthetics & A Glimpse into Sanskrit Poetics (07/03/26)

3. LITERARY TERMS

Allegory, Ballad, Blank Verse, Comedy, Dissociation of Sensibility, Dramatic Monologue & Elegy (24/10/25)

Enlightenment, Epic, Fancy and Imagination, Imitation & Motif (31/10/25)

Ode, Onomatopoeia, Paradox & Satire (03/11/25)

Soliloquy, Sonnet, Tragedy, Wit, Figures of Speech & Irony (10/11/25)

4. LITERARY GENRES

Literary Genres : Novels, Short Stories, Elegy, Autobiography (27/10/25)

Biography, Bildungsroman, Kunstlerroman, Epistolary Novel, Historical Novel, Picaresque Novel etc.. (29/10/25)

Diary Writing, Diary Writing Format, Essay, Travelogue & Science Fiction (05/11/25)

5. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND TRANSLATION STUDIES

Translation and Representation (13/02/26)

Translation and Representation 2 (21/02/26)

Translation and Representation 3 (01/02/26)

6. LITERARY CRITICISM & THEORY

Literary Criticism An Overview (22/12/25)

Classicism & Modern Criticism (12/01/26)

Feminism (16/01/26)

Structuralism (28/01/26)

Poststructuralism & Postcolonialism (03/02/26)

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