Serial	Descriptions
Lecture 1	Myths about Essay Writing Common misconceptions among students What examiners really look for
Lecture 2	Examiner’s Report Overview & Analysis Understanding examiner expectations through past reports Identifying frequent mistakes Short paragraph writing on an abstract essay to evaluate your current standing
Lecture 3	Topic Interpretation How to correctly interpret essay topics. Practice interpretation through past paper topics.
Lecture 4	Stance Clarity Importance of a clear stance. How to avoid ambiguity Homework Assignment: Write stance clarity on 5 given topics (to be evaluated in class)
Lecture 5	Crafting the Outline Purpose and role of an outline How to plan ideas logically Structuring the outline step by step
Lecture 6	Technical Aspects of Outlining Balance between breadth and depth Sequencing arguments (chronological, thematic, cause-effect) Avoiding redundancy and irrelevance Class Activity: Practice outline-making on a random topic.
Lecture 7	Outline Evaluation (Practice Session) Reviewing a randomly selected topic Learning from common mistakes
Lecture 8	Writing Introductions Crafting powerful openings Hooks, thesis statements, and transitions Do’s and Don’ts of introductions
Lecture 9	Understanding Introduction Structure Assessment of written introductions Spotting weak vs. strong Stance Feedback and corrections
Lecture 10	Writing the Main Body Structure of body paragraphs (topic sentence, explanation) Coherence and cohesion in arguments Using facts, examples, and quotations effectively
Lecture 11	Outline + Introduction Evaluation Combined practice: students write outline + introduction on a topic Class discussion and feedback
Lecture 12	Writing Body Paragraphs Rules for unity and consistency Paragraph development methods (cause-effect, compare-contrast, example-based) Transition words for flow
Lecture 13	Body Paragraphs Structure Body Paragraphs Structure Student practice: write a paragraph on a random topic In-depth feedback
Lecture 14	Writing Conclusions + Introduction to Abstract Essays Techniques for a strong conclusion (summary vs. impactful ending) Common mistakes in conclusion writing Introduction to abstract essay writing
Lecture 15	Abstract Essay Practice (Part 1) Brief outline + introduction on abstract topics Techniques for handling abstract ideas
Lecture 16	Abstract Essay Practice (Part 2) Writing the main body of an abstract essay How to maintain clarity in abstract thought
Lecture 17	Complete Essay Evaluation Writing a full essay under exam-like conditions Comprehensive evaluation (outline, introduction, body, conclusion) Individual feedback on strengths & areas for improvement

Duration: 45 Days

Classes: Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday ( 3 Days a Week)

Timings: 7–8 p.m. or 8–9 p.m.

Fee: 8000

For Registration & details: 0319-1009784