What Students Say
Likes
- Firstly, Miranda House is packed with very bright minds. You always have the scope of learning and networking with broad-minded intellectuals.
- The administration desk works really well, all your issues het sorted out at a fast pace without having to get into the hassles of taking countless rounds to the office.
- Miranda House is famous for its canteen. Whether you're a day scholar, hosteller or you live in a PG, you will be grateful for Nescafe's cold coffee and Pam's pasta, not to mention the main canteen's Rajma Chawal.
Dislikes
- The very first thing that comes to mind is how small the campus is. It's really beautiful but the college experience would have been elevated to a great extent had the campus been more spacious.
- Miranda House is very specific about not allowing the students of other colleges on their campus. Whether it's for Tempest, the annual fest, or just a regular day, you cannot give your friends a tour of your college.
- I wish Miranda House had more courses, which could provide students the opportunity to broaden their career options.their
Course Curriculum Overview
The course curriculum is very well-structured and skill-oriented. Being a Science student, it targets the practical aspects mainly with equips the students with real-world experience. Our exams take place once in every three months
Placement Experience
Miranda House offers placement opportunities for students. Aam Aadmi Party, DE Shaw, YesBank, ICICI Bank, UrbanClap, McKinsey & Co. are some of the past recruiters. Most of the students aim for Masters or other competitive exams, many aim for UPSC. A lot of alumni have achieved excellent AIRs in UPSC.
Fees and Financial Aid
The fee of the courses is very affordable. For .A. courses the annual fee ranges from Rs.14000- Rs. 18000, for B.Sc courses it ranges from Rs. 18000-Rs. 20000, for B.El.Ed course it is Rs. 19000 and for M.Sc courses it ranges from Rs. 14000-Rs.20000. Scholarships for students with financially weak backgrounds are available.
Campus Life
Our campus life is packed with fests. Being situated in the North Campus, fests, events, competitions (both academic and non-academic) are extremely common. The annual fest, Tempest is held in April typically and is very exciting. The library is very beautifully made and is packed with a wide range of books, with safe lockers for all your stuff. The sports ground is beautiful, but small. A lot of student-run social groups like the Gandhi study circle, AAVYA-The Animal Welfare Club, and gives students the opportunity to help society while also handling their academic duties. The college is also known for being Bollywood's favorite location to shoot.
Admission
For pursuing B.Sc (H) Botany, the eligibility is having Physics, Chemistry and Biology in Class 12th. For clearing CUET exam, you have to clear the cutoffs in these three subjects and the score from 600 is considered. The cutoff for Miranda House for General category seats was 470+. Something I feel University of Delhi needs to work on is easing out the eligibility criteria.
Faculty
The facilty members are very intellectual and helpful. The faculty-to-student ratio is generally excellent and manageable. Speaking about my personal experience, the complete ratio in my department is approximately 15 professors for 140 students. The faculty puts in a lot of effort to ensure the clarity pf the concepts without making the lectures too lengthy or intricate. The teachers are very helpful when it comes to doubt solving. They respond within a short time to all the students' queries. They suggest the best readings, provide the best study materialsto make sure you ace your university exams. Miranda House deserves its NIRF rank-1 when it comes to faculty.
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