Miranda House Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I don't know any about sociology before the enrollment in college.As came in college I found its very difficult because I first time study it. But as the time passes evrything is alright and sociology became easy to me when Shivani mam teaches us and Sumedha ma'am teaches us. They use very simple language to explain us .

Since I am from Arts deparemt, there were not much options and I did not sit in the placements I cannot say much about it here. Although there were seminars related to differents fellowship options such as Gandhi fellowship, Texah for India. Some people from my department got in them and they are doing fine as of now so yes there are option once your are in the campus you'll get to know about them.

The course is good but placement is very bad in the campus. The frequency of exams is 2 hours or 3 hours depends on the credit of that subject. The exam level is of moderate level. We had pass the exam studying 1 week before the exam.

Zoology is something i believed i could do. I love the labs. I still do. The theory depends maybe yes. I hope my knowledge i aquire can come to some use for my country. Always was passionate about biology.

I chose the course because of my interest in philosophy, however the curriculum has hugely disappointed me. So I would really not recommend this course to anyone, especially not in DU. Timing of exams is very poor. Semester exams are always either in scorching heat or frigid winter.

The highest placement from MH in 2024 was 24LPA and the average package was 8LPA. For maths 6 students were placed. If no campus placement is offered, doing masters in econ or stats and building your resume would help

Since we are the smallest batch out of all the courses around 75% girls do get placed in physical fitness business. The gym culture is growing and also wellness companies as well. Hence this percentage will go up in few years time and I hope it happens by 2027 so that I can have a perfect role and job from our campus itself.

At Miranda House we have a placement society which is in charge for placements. They run all over the students from training and finding the best suitable companies for each departments. Our branch which is English Hons, average placements have held on to 4-5 lakhs a year.

It is a good course. I went for it mainly because I am preparing for UPSC CSE (pretty common around here). In that context the course is helpful, and also for those aiming to enter research, academia, museology, archaeology etc. However there are not many placement opportunities and for most it would be better to pursue masters later on. Teaching methods are inclusive, both english and hindi medium students can comfortably study. However both students and faculties have some complaints regarding the curriculum changes under NEP such as the sequence of courses in each sem.

At the latest placement cell fair, there were a great number of companies offering internships as well as placements. Keventers, Arihant Publications, iFortis Worldwide, Outlook Publishing India, Adda 247, Studify Success, and Indian Hempstore are some examples. The roles offered included project manager, associate and account manager, Teach for India fellowship, content writer, business leadership and management, etc. The stipend ranged from 3k to 20k for internships depending on the company and job profiles while for placements, the CTC ranged from 4LPA to 15LPA.