University of Calcutta Full syllabus for English Honours (CBCS)

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Hello! Students.  CBCS system of Culcutta University is offering its courses in an unique way. But, it is seeming that for some students understanding the syllabus become quite confusing . So, I have tried to break this confusion and made it more easy to understand what is the structure of  syllabus.

1. As Honors course is completed in  3 years, so the semester count is six. In every year, total two semesters occur. 

2. Some Semester have 2 papers and some have 3 papers in the honours subject. This papers are titled as "CC". You have to perform total 14 CCs or papers. I have given the list (for English Honors) bellow:

Semester Count              Paper count

Semester 1 ========> CC1 & CC2 

Semester 2 ========> CC3 & CC4

Semester 3 ========> CC5 & CC6 & CC7

Semester 4 ========> CC8 & CC9 & CC10

Semester 5 ========> CC11 & CC12  

Semester 6 ========> CC13 & CC14

 

Here is the University of Culcutta CBCS syllabus For English Students :  CU English Syllabus

 

 

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