Miranda House Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I opted for this course because it offers two disciplines to study together. Also, it is very helpful if one is preparing for competitive exams like UPSC and so on. Being the first rank college in India and faculty members of the college are just amazing and are masters in their field. The eighth semester has an internal assessment followed by a semester examination which is not very easy, unlike other colleges for BA.

Campus placements are good! It ranges from course to course too. In some courses, the ratio of placements is great, while in others, it isn't. However, in most of the professional courses, the placements offered are decent. Individual skills, too play a great role to shape the same.

Honestly as mentioned before the placement cell is pretty active, hence most of the students that wish to opt for on-campus placement, there are a host lot of options to choose from. The Miranda House official website provides an option to apply for the placement cell which then gives updates on companies that come. That being said most of the students opt for studying further after this BA Degree. But if someone wishes to have a gap year can easily choose so do so as Miranda House comes will a legacy of its own.

They conduct exams every 4 to 5 months gap period. It's not that difficult to pass the exams. Preparation of previous papers and practicing those would help us to score more marks and teachers would help us if we are in need.

Students are eligible for campus placement from the fifth semester. Most of the students aspire to further higher education. The campus placement is not so popular with my course, B.A. Program since it is a pure arts course.

BAP is a multi disciplinary course which gives you an opportunity to study more than one or two subjects.It helps in generalizations of subjects rather than specification of subjects which is helpful for govt exams.The faculty is good and the exams are easy when you genuinely read for them.

First of all, I'm a UPSC aspirant so I took BA as my course which can make me aware of subjects like political science and economics. The faculty in our college is good and they explain very well. The teacher allow us to make presentations so that our skills will be increased. As we all know that the semester will be there every 4 months. And the difficulty to pass the exams at Delhi University is not that hard the people who are frequently attending the classes can easily pass the exams.

From 2nd year onwards many companies like EDtech company and many others' The highest is like 10lakh per annum and avg would be 5lakh per annum. 60% From the beginning, I was into UPSC so after degree I would like to prepare for UPSC

I did HPG in 11 and 12th standard so I am okay with all human subjects I want to learn the actual things which are happening in the world like the economy in the country so economics will help me and political science help me to understand the situations in a country and also I can know the government policies and ruling. The faculty is good but it won't be like 11 and 12th standard where the teachers will bother about our studies. The teaching will be good but we have to revise and research the topics otherwise it could be somewhat rough. the gap between term exams will be 2 to 3 months and it's hard to pass.

I chose this course because I am interested in Geography and would like to study it further. The college has enough faculty but might lack in some courses, so look out for that. The professors are good and they take criticisms of their methods well, but some might be a little overbearing. They are all MAs and Ph.D.s. The exams have been somewhat late until now because of timeline shifts due to covid, it is difficult but you can pass if you study well enough.