Miranda House, Delhi Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Beautiful campus with well-maintained classrooms, aesthetic infrastructure, peaceful surroundings, a rich library, and excellent facilities that create a comfortable and inspiring learning environment.

Strong academic environment with knowledgeable faculty, interactive teaching methods, regular seminars, and diverse learning opportunities that encourage critical thinking and overall growth and personality“Good placement opportunities with reputed companies, supportive placement cell, skill-development programs, internships, and career guidance that help students build a strong professional future.”

Good placement opportunities with reputed companies, supportive placement cell, skill-development programs, internships, and career guidance that help students build a strong professional future with internships

offers excellent value for money through quality education, experienced faculty, impressive infrastructure, affordable fees, and enriching opportunities that support both academic and personal growth.”

Campus life is vibrant, inclusive, and enriching, with cultural societies, engaging events, supportive peers, beautiful surroundings, and countless opportunities for learning, creativity, and personal growth.

Infrastructure is very beautiful and with maintained with a aesthetic vibe I really like to just sit around the trees in sunmers and in winters you can enjoy sunlight in the garden its truly mesmerising

Im studying ba programme with history and political science as my subject combination the teaching quality is very good Our curriculum is updated accordingly and i believe it makes us job ready by equipping us with suitable skills

The.placement quality us good .I'm not sure about the .percentage of placements and package etc.but as I've heard the placement is very good and people get .placed in various big companies. Overall it's good

My course is sixteen thousands per year and i feel like im getting my money's worth as the college has very good professors and the amenities provied are also very good and its a prestigious colleges at that

The campus vibe is very good it's in north campus so you can interact with other college students itself and the environment is really calm and safe especially for girls you can roam around even at night

Studying at Miranda House as a second semester BA Programme student has been a wonderful experience for me. My subject combination of History and Political Science offers valuable knowledge and helps me develop a better understanding of society, politics, and historical perspectives. The college has a calm, student-friendly, and safe environment, especially for girls. The teachers are very supportive and knowledgeable, making learning enjoyable and engaging. Along with academics, Miranda House

I think the infrastructure of our college is amazing. There are so many A. C. equipped classes and the quality of desks and walls are decent . There are so many peaceful sitting areas, well maintained plants and enough stairs and elevators wherever needed.

Oh, the academics is GREAT. I'm studying Bsc. Physics (H) because of my deep interest in the area of physics and how the world works. The quality of teaching is phenomenal. Our curriculum is well developed and so future oriented that we don't need to worry about learning anything seperately.

I don't have much idea regarding this field but as much as I've talked to my seniors, their reviews has been great. They're really satisfied with the placement cells and the way our college makes us ready for biggest of the biggest interviews, whether personality-wise or knowledge-wise.

Absolutely. In the first year, it cost around 20k which is quite reasonable amount for the quality and level of education they're providing with such a peaceful and bright environment. I really feel we're getting our money's worth. People think that they're spending money on such institutions to get the knowledge spoon fed to them, which is wrong. No matter what the college is, it's always the students efforts with the right guidance and a little push from the professors which is there in our college.

THE BEST THING about miranda, actually. I never thoght in the entirety of my life that a girl's college would be this fun so I had no intention of taking admission into one either. But the sisterhood, the fests, the daily activities, the freedom of doing anything that we set our mind too without hesitating and overthinking about anyone's opinion is liberating. And it's actually making our personality stronger, strengthening our resolve to use all of our rights as a woman and creating an assertive approach towards life.

Taking admission in this college was my best decision ever. To anyone who's wondering and contemplating about coming here, just close your eyes and say yes. Yes to Miranda House. The Hype is worthy and totally fair. It deserves that and so much more. You won't even realise how much you need this environment until you come here.

Miranda House, DU has an amazing infrastructure and the faculty is also good. You've got all the facilities such as auditorium, laboratories and well furnished classrooms along with three lawns which add to the aesthetic of the college. The college also provides hostel accomodation and the food in the canteen is very tasty, hygienic and affordable. WiFi is also available throughout campus and the library is well equipped with AC computer labs aswell. The space overall is hygienic and there are a lot of spaces for students to sit and take in the atmosphere. The campus is dotted with trees which makes it simple yet amicable. However, the cleanliness of the washrooms can be improved.

The faculty is nice. There are a lot of senior professors along with newly appointed guest faculty which gives you the best of both long running academic practices and experience along with new techniques and modern changes.

Since I haven't yet graduated, I don't really know about the placements. However, since Miranda House stands as the 2nd best college ranked by NIRF, I'm sure the placements are good. I have experienced various campus fairs from different education groups which provide facilities to students for further studies.

Absolutely, the college is worth the money as the most expensive course also costs only 16k per annum.

Campus life is very nice. There are regular fairs or stalls setup and the annual fest is also amazing. You're also allowed to join any fest of any society and overall it's a refreshing experience.

I really like Miranda 's infrastructure and the way every corner gives you nostalgia and belonging at the same time . The rooms are well built and managed with proper responsibility and administration is great.

The professors and academic excellence of Miranda is the best. Academics are taken care at every moment and tutorial class have added to this ,as all academic and intellectual doubts get cleared effortlessly.

The placement cell and E-cell works great in landing you good placement and build networking and also admin of college is very helpful in updating about good and new opportunities so that we as students don't miss on something.

It is totally value for money . I love this college and the people over here have made me learn out of my comfort zone but have helped me build an holistic personality and persona . The college feels so close to your heart and soul to a level you won't believe it could.

It is totally value for money . I love this college and the people over here have made me learn out of my comfort zone but have helped me build an holistic personality and persona . The College feels so close to your heart.

Honestly Miranda's infrastructure is very good and well maintained. Each student and other college members know their duty regarding maintaining of the infrastructure of the college. I visited other colleges of DU but the beauty of Miranda is unmatchable.We have well facilities sometimes they don't work but overall it's good.

As a BA Multidisciplinary student I consider Miranda as a good college.Teachers always help their students in the studies as well as in other matters also.Some teachers are very strict also.But mostly the teachers are very good and friendly and give their best to us .

Well I don't know much about placements . But as I heard from my friends they said that Miranda has good opportunities regarding placement of students.Also The Placement Cell of Miranda House initiate many events regarding information and benefits of placements.

Miranda House has the best use of money. As compared to other colleges the fees is low and the standard of education is very good.I feel that I am getting my money's worth.Many scholarship schemes are also there for needed students.

I feel like I am enjoying the best days of my life. The beauty of Miranda is just wowww.I feel free and happy in the campus despite of study pressure.With teachers seniors are also very helpful.They guide us about new opportunities.The.fest of Miranda is very good and well organised.We enjoyed a lot .

A college under Delhi University. You can't really expect an infrastructure of private college level. But I ll say its much better than most of the colleges in DU. Maybe because its an all girls' college. But there are all basic facilities. Many of the rooms are aur conditioned.

To study BA Economic Hons in India, its a great place definitely. If you are regular to classes, u ll know the academic rigor is definitely something and eco hons is not something to be taken lightly. Apart from ur teachers are also quite active. They do care abt you. They provide notes with the regular lecture in the classes. If you really wanna study the course, the environment is such that it will minimize your slack off.

College itself wont help you with placements. Sure Miranda in itself carries some weightage. For Ba in economics everyone will tell you to do masters if you need job in this field. But regular internships are surely helpful.

The fees for my first year was around 17k. So I ll say its definitely a very good value for money.

Campus life of an all girls' college is surely different from coed. Girls are more studios, sincere. You can actually wear whatever you want without becoming a pick me or attention seeker. Nobody will judge you about your looks but solely based on your caliber. For someone who has only seen coed life her whole school. It was worth experiencing once.

It depends on person to personal fs. But coming here, I actually started studying more. Tho you don't have to.Also special mention to the extra curriculars. Be it elections, debating, case comps. Crazy atmosphere. A place to enhance your personality many-er times. If you find better opportunities, very congrats and kudos to you. If you couldn't, trust me its soo much better than so many other places. Coming from someone who listens to lores of every other college of north campus on daily basis.

College literally have a very good infrastructure as compared to other DU colleges but the only thing ghat stopped me for giving it more review is the problem of AC and Wifi. Also I feel that like depts like geography have their own sections and there classes are held in those rooms only this should be done for other depts al well so student do not have to roam to get an empty class to have lecture

Academic level is top notch and very good professors specially I would say for philosophy they are great and nice. Gives thorough understanding to subject matter and the idea studied. Lovedddddddd itttt

And placement in Miranda house is, I would say not that great or oriented to cooperate life, especially for the courses like philosophy. Students generally try by their own through internships and other ways.

Of feel that me being part of house is a total value for money because of its less fees, high engagement, improvement and communication skills and various other aspects of life that shape a human nicely

The safe and the campus life is very engaging being in an all girls. College feels very safe and engaging at the same time. The campus life is very peaceful and calm. I would say greenery is also very great

our college infrastructure is good but at some parts its not well maintained like drc but overall its good we have alot of thinfs like classrooms acs sport ground lift library restrooms siting areas shades so great.

I'm studying philosophy for civil services further the quality of teaching is overall good and the curriculum is updated and it includes things that are recently updated too and classes feel interactive and good.

the quality of the placement is good 75% people get placed everytime highest package that was offered according to my knowledge is 45 lpa that was offered to economics hons average salary ranges between 25-45 k a month .

i paid 16000 rs for the course and overall i think its value for money as we get alot of recreation the college .and quality of study and services provided is also good to me and yes we get support from friends and teahers too .its worthy

campus life is also good my college campus is very pretty and i dont find any worst feature in that in our college we study play discuss we also do movie screening and trips and again cultural fests of my college that awesome .location is also good near vishwavidyalaya metro station.

its great.

Speaking of the infrastructure-not all classrooms are equipped with projectors and are not huge enough to accommodate large number of students. At times,it becomes chaotic and students have to adjust accordingly.For example,many students opt for a popular course,like political science in their GE and the allotted classrooms falll short of benches. But in other courses/classes, I feel this basic infrastructure is sufficient and somehow students/teacher-find other alternatives,to compensate for the absence of projectors in classrooms. I personally feel that the living spaces,especially the lawns are quite vibrant and the college doesn’t compromise on cleanliness.One can find wide range of books in the college library too-books ranging from subjects like sociology,polity,philosophy,law to mathematics,physics etc.The canteen food is also hygienic,tasty and budget-friendly in my opinion. The utensils are also properly washed the workers also wear gloves.

It’s been only one year since I joined this college,so I got to interact with only a few professors. I’m pursing BAhons philosophy,as my subject interest lies in theoretical aspects and I like questioning assumptions and reflect on things deeply, analytically. As a UPSC aspirant,I feel this course will also help as my optional,and solving ethics paper and answer questions in interviews. My course (philosophy hons) demands critical thinking,questioning and debating in classrooms,so few of my professors do not focus only on rote learning,but conceptual understanding by linking our syllabus with real-life situations. They try to make make classes sound interactive,instead of a monologue and the assignments like performing a play,writing movie reviews also create more interest towards the subject. But again this quality of teaching varies amongst the teacher and the course. Few professors put you in uncomfortable situations and make us reflect deeply,whereas few just recite lines from the reader and strictly stick to the syllabus.I feel any course,by itself doesn’t make us job-ready,but the skills and competency we develop in this journey makes us ready.

I’m still in my first year,so I don’t really know much about the placements and all. But I feel that the quality of the placements is good in my college,and I’m saying this based on an orientation event of the placement cell,which i attended.

My college fees costed around 16K per year and this amount varies by course. Yes,I feel that I’m getting my money’s worth as I get access to knowledge in library,from my teachers and interactive discussions in classrooms. Also,due to national conferences,speaker sessions,hosted by my department,we get direct access to interact with various scholars from various fields in philosophy and gain very useful insights from them.

The best thing here is diversity-one can get to meet people from various background and alll over the country. It’s fun to interact with diverse people and learn their language. Days during even semester is very happening -one can see the Nescafé lawns decorated with beautiful stalls,crowd from various departments and colleges,as almost everyday some of the other event takes place. Like one day it’s a department festival of a particular department and the next day it’s a society fest. The seniors I came across, are also very sweet and welcoming. They do not sound superior or dominant and are very helpful in nature. It’s definitely fun to be a part of societies as they not only help in skill enhancement,but also add meaning and memories to your college life.

I feel college experience is a subjective matter,but I personally feel that friends play a huge role in it. Even though one ended up in a course which they didn’t prefer,dislike their professors or get fed up by the tantrums the admin office people throw,the harsh weather conditions in Delhi,despite everything-one finds peace when they are with their right people-friends.