STARTING AFRESH!!

Hi! Its been a long long time since I posted anything on my blog. I had been busy. I started this blog in 2015, the year when I was in the second year of Graduation course. I started this blog to post the notes that I made, or acquired from books. There were so many topics that were difficult to find then. And as a consequence, I started this blog to post my notes, so that others could also get help.

        I always loved English literature. Back in 2014, I had no idea as to what are the career prospects of studying literature. But I took it as one of my Graduation subjects anyway. Today, I'm delighted to tell you all that after finishing Post Graduation in English in June 2019, I qualified UGC NET of December 2019.

       UGC NET is an exam which qualifies you for the post of Assistant Professor in any university or college in India. Only top 6% out of the total candidates who have appeared for this exam gets qualified in this exam for NET. It's considered one of the most prestigious exams of India. I'm feeling exhilarated to have qualified. This NET certificate is like proof that I've loved literature with all my heart and the job of becoming a Professor of English is no less than a certain future... of loving Literature all my life... till death do us part.

      I'm going to help friends who aspire to qualify for this exam, UGC NET. For this, I started a new blog: https://litteraugcnet.blogspot.com But, since many friends know that this blog, englitlvr.blogspot.com belongs to me, soon I'm going to delete that blog and would start afresh in this very blog. 

     To all the friends who do not belong to India, I would like to tell you all that I'm going to post everything that comes in English Literature: 

• History of English Literature
• Literary Criticism
• Literary Theories 
• Summaries and Analyses of various literary works
• Cultural Studies
• Literary Terms
• Literary Movements
• Research in Literature
• And many more topics

Please stay tuned to my blog as I'm going to post everything from the basics, that is, from the introductory level. I'm sure it would be useful for every literature student, be it a beginner or an academician.

Thanks!!