PG TRB
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Unit I:MODERN LITERATURE (1400-1600)
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Unit II:MODERN LITERATURE (1600-1798)
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Unit III:MODERN LITERATURE (1798 - 1832)
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Unit IV:MODERN LITERATURE (1832 to the present day)
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Unit V:SHAKESPEARE
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Unit VI:AMERICAN LITERATURE
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Unit VII:INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH
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Unit VII:COMMON WEALTH LITERATURE
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Unit VIII:APPROACHES TO LITERATURE
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Unit IX:HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
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Unit IX:LINGUISTICS
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Unit X:PRINCIPLES OF LITERARY CRITICISM
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Do Students Need to Attend Classes at Specific Times?
Online classes typically have an asynchronous, or self-paced, portion. Students complete coursework on their own time but still need to meet weekly deadlines, a format that offers flexibility for students.
Some online courses may also have a synchronous component, where students view live lectures online and sometimes participate in discussions through videoconferencing platforms such as Zoom. The latter model is the move many professors have made during the pandemic, experts say.
"It's effectively taking a physical classroom model and doing your best to deliver that over tools like Zoom," says Luyen Chou, chief learning officer at 2U, an online program management company.
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Do Online Classes Have In-Person Components?
Some online classes may require students to attend a residency on the school's campus before or during the program. The lengths and details of these requirements vary.
Students may complete team-building activities, network and attend informational sessions. Especially in health fields like nursing, certain online programs may require working in a clinical setting.
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What Should Students Know Before Enrolling in an Online Course?
Prospective students looking for how to start online college should visit the admissions page for the school. They should also understand the requirements for the degree program of interest to them, considering that there may be a higher threshold for certain majors compared with general admissions, experts recommend.
While the registration process for online and on-campus classes is often similar, prospective online students should review the course type and requirements before enrolling, experts say. They should also understand the requirements for dropping classes.