Miranda house from the lens of a first year

Name: Miranda house from the lens of a first year
Item: Miranda House
Rating: 4.2
Author: Radhika Mehra

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Radhika Mehra

Miranda House, BA, General

Reviewed on Jan 4, 2026(Enrolled 2025)

What Students Say

Likes

Ample amount of opportunities in terms of clubs
Something is there for everyone, from NCC to NSS

Dislikes

Some of the washrooms are not well maintained
The taste of water is not nice, it is hard water
the class schedule gets hectic with classes till 5 pm

Course Curriculum Overview

DU has added all types of courses like VAC, SEC, AEC This forces us to study subjects not even related to our course taking precious time away from our core curriculum. This stops us from getting involved in our core subjects

Class Size: 45Course Fees: INR 16660 per year

Fees and Financial Aid

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.

Campus Life

There are various clubs in Miranda House. It offers involvements like NCC, NSS and various other clubs. Some of these clubs are as old as the college itself. There are theatre, music, public speaking, dance, business related clubs

Admission

Our colleges comes under delhi university. This requires us to take admission through CUET CUET- common university entrance test I chose Miranda House as its ranked very high on NIRF ranking and has a history of legacy attached to it. The quality of education here compares to no other college

Faculty

They are very educated, with most of them holding a PHD and are specialists in their field. The situation although is the same in all colleges with you having to put in more effort from your side to gain knowledge

Night Life

The college is situated in north campus area of Delhi which is near Kamla Nagar and Hudson lane, these are vibrant part of student life at delhi university. With the metro connectivity, all other places are also accessible to students.

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