English
Compulsory (B.Sc.)
Max. marks :
50
Time 2 hours
PAPER-I (3RD YEAR)
Syllabus & Course of
A selection of English Prose.
Complied and edited by: Nosheen
Khan, G.S. Qureshi
Topics
Included:
1. The Damned Human Race (By Mark Twain)
2. The last lesson (By Alphonse Daudet)
3. Bromides and Sulphites (By Gelet Burgess)
4. How to Live to be 200 (by
Stephen Leacock)
5. The Place of Science in a Liberal Education (by Bertrand Russel)
6. On a Common Cold (by Osbert Sitwell)
7. The secret Life of Walter Mitty
(by james Thurber)
8. Emotional Meanings (by Robert H. Thousless)
9. Where Do bright Ideas Come From?
(by Lancelot Whyte)
10. The Open Window
Division of Marks
Part-I (Text)
1.
A selection of English Prose 20
Three separate short questions of equal weightage
(An answer should be limited to 200 words)
Part-II
(Grammar and Composition) 30
2. Comprehension with Precise Writing 15
3. Report writing 10
4. Use of Preposition 5
PAPER-II (4th YEAR)
Max. marks :
50
Time 2 hours
Syllabus & Course of
A selection of English Prose.
Complied and edited by: Nosheen
Khan, G.S. Qureshi
Topics
Included:
1. Right and Wrong (by C.S. Lewis)
2. End of The Road (by Muhammad Asad)
3. How the Poor Die (by George Orwell)
4. The Lost Childhood (by Graham Greene)
5. The Gray Beginning (by Rachel L. Carson)
6. Nature of Science (by Ralph Ross & Ernest Van Den
Hang)
7. August 2026, There will Come
Soft Rains (by Ray Bradbury)
8. In May Day (by Russell Baker)
9. The Marval of an Insect (by
Alan Devoe)
10. TV Addiction (By Marie Winn)
Division of Marks
Part-I (Text) 20
A
selection of English Prose
Two questions carrying 10 marks each.
(The answer should not exceed 250 words)
Part-II
(Grammar and Composition)
30
2. Essay (one out of five topics) (150
to 200 words) 15
3. Translation of continuous passage
from Urdu to English 10
4. Correction of errors (5 out of 7) 5
English
Compulsory (B.A.)
Max.
Marks: 100
PAPER-I (For 3rd Year)
1)
SYLLABUS
1. A Selection of short stories and One-Act-Plays
2. New Anthology of English Verse
(Edited by Kaneez Aslam, Shoaib Bin Rassan)
2)
Division Of Marks
Part-I
(Text) 60 Marks
1. Reference to the context from Poetry and Plays 3 out of5
5+5+5=15
2. Short Stories (In two parts from different stories) 7 ½
+7 ½ = 15
3. Plays (In two parts from different plays) 7 ½ +7 ½ = 15
4. Poetry (In two parts from different poems) 7 ½ +7 ½ = 15
Part-II
(Grammar & Composition) Marks: 40
I. Idioms and phrasal Verbs 10
2 Direct and indirect narration 10
3. Letter and Application. 10
4. Translation of a continuous passage from Urdu into
English 10
PAPER-II (For 4th Year)
Max Marks 100
1-
SYLLABUS AND COURSE OF
II- A selection of Modern English Essays
(Compiled and Edited by Prof Sajjad
Sheikh)
2-
Division Of Marks:
3-
Part-I (Text) 40 marks
1. A Selection of Modern Essays (In two parts from different
essays) 10+10=20
2. The Old Man and the Sea (Two critical questions) 10+10=20
Part
2(Grammar & Composition) 60 marks
3.
Essay (One out of five topics) with Out line 5+20=25
(about 300 – 400 words) (one argumentative, one reflective,
one
descriptive, one on current affairs, one on scientific topic/narrative)
4.
Comprehension and Precis writing 25
Precis
writing 15
(the answer should not exceed 50 words)
Title 2
Comprehension
8 (4
marks for one creative/original question)
(2+2 marks for comprehension questions)
5.
Correction of errors.(any 10 out of 13)
10
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PAPER-I (For 3rd Year)
Syllabus
and course of reading Total Marks: 100
1.
A Selection of Short Stories. Derek Hudson (40)
a) The Kite
b) The little
c) The Voice V.S. Pritchett
d) The Women who had Imagination H.E. Bates
e) Maria Elizabeth Gowen
f) The Basement Room Graham Greene
g) Local Boy makes Good John Moore
h) On Guard Evelyn Waugh
i) A Dream of Winter
Rosamond Lehman
j) The Duchess and the Jeweller
Virginia Woolf
2.
Selected Short
a) Riders to the Sea J.M Synge
b) Time's Visitors F.Sladien Smith
c) A Parting Gordon Bottomely
d) The End of the
e) An Old Friend Edmund See
3.
Animal Farm George Orwell (20)
PAPER-II (For 4th Year)
Syllabus
and Course of Reading Total Marks (100)
Time allowed 3 hours
1.
Reference to the context(4 out of 6 extracts) (20)
2.
William Shakespear Macbeth
(20)
3.
Glass Mcanagerie Jennesse
William
(20)
4.
Poetry (40)
(two
questions carrying 20 marks each)
I.
John Milton
a) On his blindness
b)
c)
d)
II.
Words Worth
a) To butterfly
b) The sun has long been set
c) Lines composed a few miles above Tintem
Abbey
d) The reverie of poor Susan
e) Resolution and independence
f) Sonnet: Composed upon
g) Sonnet:
h) Ode: Intimations of immortality from
i) Recollection of
early childhood
a) On the grasshopper and cricket
b) Ode: Bards of passion and of Mirtn
c) Ode: To Autum
d) Sonnet: To Sleep
e) Sonnet: The Human Seasons
f) Sonnet: To Fancy
g) Meg Merrilies h) Song: in a
drear-nighted December
IV.
Browning
a) Meeting at Night : Parting at
Morning
b) Incident of the French Camp
c) Prospice; Childe Ronald to the
d) My last Duchess
V.
Robert Frost
a) Neither Out Far nor in Deep
b) Nothing Gold can Stay; Bereft
c) The Oven Bird; free at my Window
d) The Trial by Existence
e) The Span of Life f) Acquainted with the Night
g) Fire and Ice h) The Road Not
Taken