The wonder years !

All was good excpet the fcat that the Mnagament was a top down order, with not too many avenues of intercation with the Sr managament. Security was also an issue owing to being an all girls academy. The miscreants outside gates were deplorable and complains regarding the same to internal management were not acted upon.

English Honors - I opted for this inspite of a Scinece background in higher secondary because of my passion for the language. The prestigious course in Miranda hOuse entailed a written basic english test - which sieves individuals with creative english abilities.

The Electives across the 3 yrs entailed Shakespearn & well as Victorian english and also entailed a subsidiary subject. I opted for Philosophy as a subsidiary owing to my secondary interest in psychology.

Various MNC's came for campus recruitment for internship and part time recruitment. The stipend varied from 500 -1000 Rs/day depending upon the level of involvment and the work hours.

placement & Job opportunities at the Bachelors leven in humanities across Delhi Universuty are dismal. Only a few of us were selected by Creations and advertising agencies. With average salaries of apprx. 3-4 lacs pa.

The MH Culture Club was the apex body and prganized many a events which aere funfilled, interactive and memorable. The Alumni get togthers were also a splendid learning experience and insightful.

Feasible. Not just feasible but inexpensive I would say. With quality DU eduaction being imaprted at a modest fee. The academic fee for a yr was close to 30, 000 per annum. The Fee was a modest academic fee as stupulated and laid down by delhi University. The fees are amongst the lowest in the country however any bachelors form DU warrants good credibility. There was a differential in a Pass course versus an Honors Course - of approximately 12-15%.

Yes, scholarships were available at the discretion to the faculty and dean. Loans were freely facilitated leading nationalised banks at prevalent rates. Additionally, waivers were also gievn on case to case basis.

I was in a Girls College - therefore cross gender engagement was limited to co curricular, cultural and sports prgrams and initiatives. The annual fests were a great learning and fun experience wherein every individula student was encouraged to participate.

I was Day's scholar but was told that the accomodation was superb with working basic amenities. The food was unpleasant though.

Vey proactive alumni and there were bi annual talks by emminent alumni. The interactive sessions were very informative and left a memorable impression.

Exam structure was very liberal with exams at the end of each symester only. Assignments that were periodoc were not stressful either.