What sort of salary packages are offered at Miranda House, Delhiplacements 2021?

During the placement drive of 2021, the highest CTC stood at INR 19.25 LPA and the average CTC stood at INR 7.47 LPA whereas the median CTC stood at INR 7.37 LPA.

How many Jobs have been offered till now in the placement drive of 2021 at Miranda House, Delhi?

In the placement drive of 2021, more than 45 job opportunities were offered.

In which course does the maximum number of students were placed in the placement drive of 2021 at Miranda House, Delhi?

B.A Hons in Economics the maximum number of students were placed.

Ques, Which are the top recruiting companies at Miranda House, Delhi?

Some of the top recruiters including Accenture, BYJUs, Yes Bank, Zee Media, One Plus, Dell, Bajaj, ICICI Bank participated in the placement drive of 2021.

Why is the Miranda House cutoff high every year?

There can be many reasons for there being a higher cutoff every year in Miranda House such as the ratio of students exceeds the availability of the seats, higher marks obtained in the class 12th which causes more tough competition among students.Check:Miranda House Reviews

Can a student take admission to B.A. (H), if qualified for Miranda House cut off in the first list?

Yes, the Miranda House provides admissions to B.A.(H) to the students who qualify for the Miranda House cut off in the first list. The Miranda house cutoff list is prepared on the basis of scores achieved by the student in the 12th class.

How will a student get confirmation if the student qualifies for the Miranda House cutoff for admission?

The announcement of cut-off lists for all programs/ categories of applicants will be made through the university and college website. After this, the cutoff marks which are the basis of admission to the college will be displayed on the notice board, from time to time, in accordance with the university schedule during the admission period.

If a student did not opt for B.Sc (H) at Miranda House but qualified for the cutoff. Can the student still apply?

Any student who has not applied forB.Sc (H)at Miranda House, is not eligible for B.Sc (H) even though she has qualified for the cutoff. According to the rules of DU, only those applicants who have chosen the exact college and their course combination in the common application of DU UG Merit Based Admission, are eligible to apply for admission upon qualifying the cut-off

How many lists are released by Miranda House?

Every year Miranda House approximately releases cutoff lists up to 7th. But it depends on the vacant seats and students who appeared and qualified for the examination.

Miranda House, Delhi University Scholarship 2025: 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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The fees is very affordable compared to other colleges as it is a government college . The fees is to be paid for a year altogether . The fees is less than 15k for my course . Other than that you are also required to pay an examination fee every semester while filling the examination form which is around 1200 to 1400 depending on your subjects . SO overall if you are pursuing ba from this college then you will have to pay around 50k for 3 years for official purposes . And for residence most of the students resides in pgs in the campus area . They come in all ranges .and for hostel there is a different fee for odd and even semester although last year we have seen a 6k hike in hostel fees . I am not aware about much regarding the hostel as i don't stay there . Financial aid is providd to students with low income group . Several scholarships are provided to university students of low income group and apart from hostels in college there is a girls university hostel as well with very less fee.

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