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New Microsoft Word Document 3 University of Pune Ganeshkhind, Pune – 411 007 Ph. D. Entrance Test Question Paper-II Format and Syllabus Instruction All candidates appearing for the Ph.D. Entrance Test (Paper-II) should contact to the concern respective University departments regarding time, date and more information about Ph.D. Entrance Test (Paper-II). The following Syllabi will be displayed on University website later. 1. Medical 2.Engineering 3.Urdu 4.Social Work 5.Performing Arts, Dance, Music & Drama 6.Visual Arts 7.Communication Studies 8.Instrumentation Science 9.Scientific Computing Department of English Ph. D. Entrance Test Question Paper Format and Syllabus Part One English Language and Literature and Related Areas Question One Objective / Multiple Choice Questions 20 Marks Syllabus for Part One, Question One : 1. British Literature from 14 th to 20 th Century 2. Indian Literature in English 3. 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