UrbanPro
true

P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions

(22)
Profile Tick Verified
(22)
Profile Tick Verified
students 25 students
locationImg Beliaghata, Kolkata
Contact
+919477303279
Contact
+919477303279

Details verified of P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions✕

TickIdentity

TickEducation

Know how UrbanPro verifies Tutor details

Identity is verified based on matching the details uploaded by the Tutor with government databases.

Teaches

MA Tuition

Class Location

Online class via Zoom

At the Institute

MA Subjects

M.A. English

BA Tuition

Excellence Award Winner 2014

BA Tuition

Excellence Award Winner 2016

BA Tuition

Class Location

Online class via Zoom

At the Institute

Field tutored for

English

Type of class

Regular Classes

Class strength catered to

Group Classes

BA English Subjects

Indian Writing in English, World Literatures, British Literature: 18th Century, Literature of the Indian Diaspora, British Poetry and Drama: 17th and 18th Centuries, European Classical Literature, Postcolonial Literatures, British Literature: Post World War II, Academic Writing and Composition, Womens' Writing, Popular Literature, British Literature: 19th Century, British Poetry and Drama: 14th to 17th Centuries, Science fiction and Detective Literature, British Romantic Literature, Language, Literature and Culture, Nineteenth Century European Realism, Indian Classical Literature, Literary Criticism, Research Methodology, Language and Linguistics, Literary Theory, Partition Literature, American Literature, Modern European Drama, Literature and Cinema, Creative Writing, English Language Teaching, British Literature: The Early 20th Century

Teaching Experience in detail in BA Tuition

WELL VERSED IN • English literature • Classical, i.e. Ancient Greek and Latin literature, and Biblical studies (helpful to decode the symbolic ciphers underlying in the English literature) ACCOMPLISHED IN • Several European languages, e.g. Ancient Greek, Latin, French, German etc. [inevitable to explain the relations between English language and other European languages (in English Philology)] • Linguistics [inevitable to explain the phenomena of growth and structure of the English language(included in the English Philology syllabus)] • Phonetics [(inevitable to explain the speech sounds and how they changed in the English pronunciation from their previous forms)]

4.9 out of 5 22 reviews

P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions https://www.urbanpro.com/assets/new-ui/institute-100X100.png Beliaghata
4.90522
P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions
S

BA Tuition

"I benefitted too much from my teacher’s guidance. And so I think, it will be fruitful to all students of English Honours. I was first stunned when I answered only 60 marks but scored 45 in the first paper. It means 75% marks. And, with a very little effort, I scored 62% in aggregate. (Passed out from Asutosh College in 2012) "

P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions
S

BA Tuition

"I was very week in English, and never hope to keep up my English Honours. But, our teacher, along with delivering us lectures and notes, also developed our writing skill. This is the secret of my obtaining 54% marks. So I am telling all that it’s worth coming here. (Passed from Surendra Nath College in 2012) "

P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions
S

BA Tuition

"What is absolutely interesting in the English literature is the underlying meaning under the surface story. And with the guidance of our sir P Das at New Vistas, I can now interpret the English literature from different aspects. Through his lecture, I could easily grab the difficult philosophical concepts inherent in the texts. Ultimately, I scored 552 marks (i.e. 69%). So, I strongly recommend our teacher to all students at New Vistas. Student of Gurudas College, Phoolbagan (attended New Vistas in 2006) "

P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions
P

BA Tuition

"The teaching method of our sir is different from all other contemporary teachers in all aspects. Our sir, Mr P Das doesn’t waste our time by dictating notes. Instead, he devotes the class hours to the explanations of the texts and gives us printed notes. This is the only institute that holds regular class tests and mock tests. Priya Dutta, BA (English Honours), 2nd Year, Rammohan College, CU "

P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions
S

Calcutta University BA English Honours Tuition | Semester-1

"I recommend all the future English Honours students to be New Vistasians to improve their grade and better materials for study purpose. "

P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions
S

Calcutta University BA English Honours Tuition | Semester-1

"I strongly recommend the students of English Honours to take the facilities offered by "NEW VISTAS" in order to have a greater command of the English language and literature. "

P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions
A

BA Tuition

"I had a doubt if I would be able to keep up my Honours Subject. But, quite paradoxically, charged by the inspiration of our teacher, I began enjoying English literature, philology, rhetoric, and prosody which ultimately led to a grand success. The result smiled on me as I secured 71% marks in my English Honours. Just unbelievable! "

Have you attended any class with P Das | CU MA English & BA Eng...?

Answers by P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions

Answered on 20/07/2016

Ask a Question Ask a Question

Post a Lesson Post a Lesson

Only one syllable. Indians, however tend to pronounce with two syllables as there is no vowel sound like /a??/ as in ‘aiye’. Indians wrongly pronounce it like ‘sa.ins’ ; dot (.) is the marker of syllable-breker. ‘Science’ is actually pronounced /sa??ns/ as if ‘saiens’ where there is no syllable breaker... ...more
Only one syllable. Indians, however tend to pronounce with two syllables as there is no vowel sound like /a??/ as in ‘aiye’. Indians wrongly pronounce it like ‘sa.ins’ ; dot (.) is the marker of syllable-breker. ‘Science’ is actually pronounced /sa??ns/ as if ‘saiens’ where there is no syllable breaker in between.
Answer Answers 92 Comments Comments
Dislike Bookmark
x

Ask a Question

Please enter your Question

Please select a Tag

  • Provider Photo
  • Want to learn from P Das | CU MA English & BA English Hons Tuition | Core Syllabus & Advanced Sessions?

  • Contact Now
X

Reply to 's review

Enter your reply*

1500/1500

Please enter your reply

Your reply should contain a minimum of 10 characters

Your reply has been successfully submitted.

✕

Certified

The Certified badge indicates that the Tutor has received good amount of positive feedback from Students.

✕

Different batches available for this Course

This website uses cookies

We use cookies to improve user experience. Choose what cookies you allow us to use. You can read more about our Cookie Policy in our Privacy Policy

Accept All
Decline All

UrbanPro.com is India's largest network of most trusted tutors and institutes. Over 55 lakh students rely on UrbanPro.com, to fulfill their learning requirements across 1,000+ categories. Using UrbanPro.com, parents, and students can compare multiple Tutors and Institutes and choose the one that best suits their requirements. More than 7.5 lakh verified Tutors and Institutes are helping millions of students every day and growing their tutoring business on UrbanPro.com. Whether you are looking for a tutor to learn mathematics, a German language trainer to brush up your German language skills or an institute to upgrade your IT skills, we have got the best selection of Tutors and Training Institutes for you. Read more