Miranda House Scholarship 2026: Amount, Eligibility, Selection Criteria

Name of the Scholarship	Scholarship Details
Prof. J.C. Luthra Shrimati Kesra Bai Luthra Endowment Scholarship	One each in the first year of Discipline course in Botany, Zoology, Physics or Chemistry Honours (in such a way that as far as possible 50% are women recipients) for students passing senior school examination not below high second class (INR 100 per month each).
Shrimati Kesra Bai Luthra Memorial Scholarship	One to a deserving and needy student who, upon graduating from Delhi Central Board with at least a high second division, is enrolling in the first year of a discipline course in botany or zoology (INR 100 per month).
Dr. Shrimati V. Hora Endowment Scholarship	One to a student who passed out from Delhi Central Board with a first division and joins Discipline Course in Zoology and needs financial assistance to pursue her studies (Rs. 100 per month).
University of Delhi Women's Association Scholarship	Awarded to two deserving and needy students (who are daughters of jawans) who have passed from Delhi Central Board and joined the first year (Rs. 100 per month each).
Shri Uggersain Memorial Endowment Scholarship	Given to a candidate whose parent's monthly income does not surpass INR 1,000 and who enters the first year of study after graduating from Delhi Central Board with a first division.
Dr. V.K.R.V. Rao Endowment Scholarship	To a deserving and needy student coming from a family of class IV or III employees of the University who after passing out from Delhi Central Board has joined the first year (INR 65 per month).
Ganga Sant Scholarship	To a deserving student requiring financial aid when entering the first year of Sanskrit. If not successful in the mathematics discipline course, try any other discipline course (INR 50 per month).
Subodh Chandra Amiya Banerjee Scholarship	To two meritorious and needy students whose parent's income does not exceed Rs. 500 per month and who join first year (INR 50 per month each).
D.D. Kapoor Scholarship	To a student whose parent's income does not exceed Rs. 500 per month and who joins first year of 20 Discipline Course in Economics (INR 100 per month).
Shri Balak Ram Scholarship	To a meritorious student whose parent's income does not exceed Rs. 500 per month and who joins the first-year Discipline Course in Mathematics (INR 75 per month).
All India Entrance Scholarship	Fifty in number for three years of an Honours degree (INR 250 per month).
Pandit Man Mohan Dar Endowment Scholarship	To deserving or needy undergraduate students of B.A. Honours Sanskrit and Science subjects, viz. Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Mathematics (INR 100 per month).

The fee structure at Miranda House is affordable, ranging from INR 12,000 to INR 19,000 per year, depending on the course. The college offers various scholarships, including the INSPIRE Scholarship, Anu Bedi Award, Alumnae Association Award, and Angeli Qwatra Award, to meritorious students and those from economically weaker sections. Financial aid is available for students with low family incomes, with some scholarships providing up to INR 80,000 annually. Examination fees range between INR 1,200 and INR 2,000 per semester.

The cost of living, including accommodation, can be high in Delhi. Placement opportunities are available through an active placement cell, with some internships offering stipends up to INR 80,000. The college hostel is affordable but limited in availability, and PG options range from INR 7,000 to INR 15,000 monthly. Scholarships are merit-based, need-based, and course-specific, with several options available for SC/ST students.

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Isha Dubey

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BA {Hons.}, English

Reviewed on Jan 6, 2026(Enrolled 2024)

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Miranda house is actually a really good college in academics, infrastructure and availing other facilities, it provides a safe environment as well. The course i am doing - English Honours, is in fact one of the most renowned courses of the college and the faculty is really understanding and well experienced, they help you not only with academics but with personal life issues and mental health issues as well. We are total of 100-105 students divided in 2 sections, and both section are divided in half and are provided with mentors, who are always ready to help us. The fees we paid for the first year was 15,500 which included admission fees as well, but in the second year it reduced upto 13,600 which is really fair compared to the facilities and quality of education and the standard of degree - ba hons in english. Students here are also very helpful and compatible, good facilities for specially abled children and easily accessible admin. Overall, very open and inclusive environment, green environment and affordable with good facilities.

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Radhika Mehra

BA, General

Reviewed on Jan 4, 2026(Enrolled 2025)

Miranda house from the lens of a first year

16660 was the fees and so far it hasn't been increased. It's extremely affordable. The quality of education is excellent in the institution given the cost that one is paying. College has green lawns, 4 canteens, library and other facilities.

Diya Pawalia

BA {Hons.}, Philosophy

Reviewed on Jan 4, 2026(Enrolled 2024)

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I pay 15000 fees every semester in Miranda House, which is 30,000 every year. Talking about the whole course itself the admission fee,etc., are already included in the written amount. Almost all of my batchmates have 15000-20000 per semester. There are quite a lot of scholarships available in my college. The most recent one is The Sharda and the Som Raj Bhagat Singh Scholarship including 5 scholarships for 3 years for needy students. The Veena Nayyar Memorial Scholarship also avails 20 scholarships for 3 years for first year students. Many other scholarships and help are provided to the students bu the college.

RADHIKA BATHLA

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Yearly I pay about 18000 , the examination fees is paid over this amount, since I'm pursuing a bachelor in arts there is no such fee for labs. Government College there are not that when is scholarship that I being offered less from the edblues category wear in your given some sort of relief. .

Anshika

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The course I have is of a B.A Program degree with my major being in Political Science and my minor being in Sociology. The yearly fees is of around 15,000 rupees and apart from that we have to pay a separate sum when applying for semester exams. The amount for the exams vary depending on the papers we have in the semester.

Esha Gupta

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BA {Hons.}, History

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Okay as it is a government college. The fees is quite nominal around 12-13k per year. Apart from this fees you just need to pay examination fees per semester which is around 1k. The registration fees while seeking admission is also quite nominal just 200-300. Scholarships are need based like if your family income is less than 1.5-2.5 lakh per year than you can avail those. So it is actually quite affordable. But if you are an outstation student and you don't get hostels than the accomodation and PG charges can be somewhat expensive.

Gaargi Mittal

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BA, Economics

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The yeat wise fees for pur second year in Economics Honours at Miranda house is 13,650 which seems quite affordable as we are being provided top level educators in this college and course. Although, i didn't apply for any scholarships nor received any.

Bhumika Arora

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For undergraduate programmes, the annual fee generally ranges between ?14,000 and ?18,000 for BA/BA (Hons) courses and ?17,000 to ?20,000 for B.Sc (Hons) courses, depending on the subject. This means the total fee for the complete 3-year UG course is approximately ?42,000–?54,000 for BA programmes and ?51,000–?60,000 for B.Sc programmes, excluding hostel and mess charges. Professional courses like B.El.Ed (4 years) cost roughly ?80,000–?85,000 for the entire course, while postgraduate programmes usually cost ?30,000–?40,000 in total for two years. Hostel fees are charged separately and are around ?55,000–?60,000 per year, including accommodation and related charges

Kashish yadav

BA {Hons.}, Economics

The fees is around 13650 for second year and it us comparatively less than the first year and as we know it will be less in third year as well. There are scholarships available and many students do avail them but its related to financial stability of that particular student.

Rishika

BA {Hons.}, Political Science

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the year wise fees is 15000 approx at the time of admission and there is scholarship available on the basis of need, the college is very affordable and attracts students from all backgrounda. there are no hidden fees and the tuition fees is affordable.