The students of this undergraduate discipline are trained both for entering the professional world after their graduation as well as to pursue higher studies and research if one has the aptitude and orientation. In addition, they are, in all sincerity and as an organised prerogative, taught soft skills practically on every-lecture basis which they are able to successfully execute when they go for job interviews or actually embark on a professional journey thereafter. In addition to all forms of qualitative and quantitative skill enhancement, life skills and other motivational guidelines which are provided always reflect in the behaviour and overall personality of the students. Not just confidence but empathy, not just competence but compassion and patience can all be seen in the students as and when they graduate. The mentoring sessions with students prepare them furthermore to confront the difficulties in their way.
As far as the core curriculum is concerned, it is currently under the Choice Based Credit System and the immediate outcomes include:

CBCS

Students are not only well-trained in all the aspects that were covered by the (1+1+1) system but also learn new and varied courses under the semester system of undergraduate studies. They are taught more courses, topics and areas of study over a period of a year than earlier (i.e., two semesters per academic year) and although covering the syllabus may sometimes be a challenge sometimes, it is very enriching for both teachers and students. In addition to the basic components of Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing, they study more skill-enhancement courses and topics to further add to the basic training. Along with technical writing, essay and article writing along with business correspondence, they are taught travel writing, review writing, blog writing, travel and lifestyle narrative-writing, among others. They are taught components with both academic and professional merit like Translation Studies, Editing, Proofreading, Copywriting, Sociolinguistics and so on. They are trained in Media studies with topics covering history of media, scope, prospects and features to commercial demonstrations, anchoring across all formats, public announcements and so on. Students are also offered a course on English Language Training to enable them to become language trainers. They are also trained to enter the professional world via On-the-job training. They are also trained to conduct surveys and prepare reports. Overall, they are taught to apply their soft skills and life skills in practical situations and after the duration of three years, they are able to apply their emotional and academic growth in their professional life.