EFLU Hyderabad Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

There are no internship programmes for the MA programmes at EFLU although BA students and B.ed students have a summer internship programme specific to their courses. I have heard they have been very successful especially the internship programmes of the B.ed courses. These internships happen to be all unpaid and work is conducted under NGOs like Nirmaan.org and Youngistaan.

The course curriculum is overall good as it is divided into 4 semesters and the course content is not so heavy so it can be easily cracked by just studying a few days before the exam. Moreover, the faculty-to-student ratio is 1:50.

I was attracted by the course structure followed in MA English, that is, cafeteria system. Wherein we can choose our own papers from a pool of more than 50 courses. We can make our own timetables. The courses that were offered were amazing and intriguing, from TV series to Tribal literature, Eflu has wide array of things to offer. Second, the teachers here are some very renowned academicians of their fields and widely known in international sphere. It was a privilege I got a chance to learn from them. Also, a very active placement cell is in place.

For distance learning program there is no entrance required in The English and Foreign Languages University. I applied for M.A English by paying the application fee. After this process, the applications were shortlisted and I got selected for the course.

No entrance is conducted. I was admitted in this college on the basis of my percentage in the CBSE exam. So I didn't have to prepare for any sort of entrance exam. I scored a decent of 84% and could manage to get admission in the college.

I took the entrance test conducted by the college and got the score sufficient to secure the seat in the college. Since the college has the international accreditation i have opted for this college.

The administration gives first priority to students for the initiation of any events. Our campus is so active and vibrant both politically and culturally.