Language is more than a means of communication—it is a bridge to ideas, cultures, and opportunities. Established in 1972, the Department of English has been nurturing generations of learners with the skills and confidence to express themselves effectively in an increasingly interconnected world.
With a student-centric approach and a commitment to academic growth, the department offers a vibrant learning environment where language is not only taught but also experienced through a blend of literature, linguistics, and modern communication practices. Faculty members, renowned for their academic depth and personal mentorship, continually innovate in teaching methods by integrating digital tools and interactive learning strategies. Additionally, various competitions, workshops, and cultural events are organized to bring the vibrancy of language beyond the classroom walls.
Equipping its students to succeed in diverse fields, whether as educators, writers, or professionals, the Department of English is dedicated to cultivating articulate, thoughtful, and socially responsible individuals. With a legacy that spans decades and a forward-thinking vision, it continues to build bridges through language and empower future leaders
Teaching Methods
• Lecture method
• Remedial Teaching
Remedial Teaching for Slow Learners.
• Experiential Learning:
• Field Visit
• Study Tours
• Participatory Learning:
Learning by Various Practical
• English Language Laboratory
• Seminars
• Group Discussion
• Poster Presentation
• PPT Presentation
• Debate Competition
• Elocution Competition
• Quiz Competition
• Google Classroom:
• Google classroom is used to give assignments and study material; to upload question papers and additional information to the students.
• Whatsapp
• Use of ICT tools:
• Power Point Presentations
• Use of LCD
• YouTube links of the Video Clips of the Prescribed Topics
• Screening of movies/documentaries based on prescribed syllabus
• Guest Lectures:
• To improve communication skills
• For personality development
• Language enrichment
• Art of story telling
• Critical thinking
• Power of expression
Curricular and Co-Curricular Activities
• National/State level conference/workshop/Seminar/Other activities organized by department
• International Conference on Language and Literature
• State Level Elocution Competition
• Workshop on Communication Skills
• Workshop on Debate and Elocution
• Pratibha : The College Magazine
• MCQ’s on language and literature with key solutions .. Click here to view
