10 Tips to Learn English Literature and Pass NET

Tip 1. Make an exhaustive list of major authors and works based on University syllabus

Tip 2. Make brief notes on these authors and works-from all genres, Novel, Poetry, Drama, Prose, and from all literatures such as British Literature, American Literature, European Literature, Commonwealth Literature--and save them as a Microsoft Word file or PPT so that you can add more as you learn. You can find more information on this here http://www.bodhitreepublications.com

Tip 3. Read at least extracts and quotations from these authors and works so that you get a hang of the style and get to know the characters

Tip 4. Read everyday and make notes on what you read

Tip 5. Study literary theories along with literature and read on how these theories are applied in literature and culture

Tip 6. Teach others in offline classes or online classes so that you learn more and remember more

Tip 7. Make your own question bank for each novel, poem, play and essay you study, which will help you revise later

Tip 8. Read more deeply over a period of time about all Novelists, Poets, Dramatists and Prose Writers you have heard of, as well as the Theorists

Tip 9. Watch and collect videos and movies related to literature and make studying as much fun as possible. To know how we do that, try out this link https://www.theqriosityshop.com

Tip 10. Study consistently, daily, according to a plan. You can join our short term or long term courses, classroom coaching or distance learning program here www.ugcnet-english.in

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