M.Phil (Comparative Indian Literature) is a 2-year duration research level course. The main purpose of this course at imparting knowledge on the study of Indian Literature and the importance and influence of European language and literature on the Indian Language and Literature. The course centered on making the candidates competing in the field of literature through the detailed as well as the practical study of the same. In this program candidates will gain experience in both the theoretical and practical issues of cross-cultural work, gaining a deeper understanding of intercultural and transnational relations that is increasingly vital to employers. Area, of course, prepares candidates for further study in a broad range of fields, from the library and information science to law school, as well as a number of fields within the humanities and social sciences. Through this course, candidates can make their careers in various fields. It provides on a part-time basis by various colleges and universities in India. 

Eligibility

Candidates need to acquire 55% marks in the subject chosen for this course or an allied subject at the postgraduate level to be considered eligible for the course.

Career Opportunities:

• Colleges and Language Institutions
• Journalism
• Writing- Critics, Film Writing, Novels