Miranda House Admission 2024: CUET, Courses, Fees, Eligibility Criteria, Cutoff, Application Form, Last Date
Miranda House Latest Updates and News
Miranda House Admission 2024 is open through CSAS. Round 3 schedule has been released on the official website, admission.uod.ac.in. Candidates can check the latest updates in the section below.
- The upgraded allocation result has been announced on September 3. Students allotted seat need to complete fee payment by September 4. The last date to pay the admission fee is September 6.
- Application for mid-entry will remain open from September 7 to 9.
- CSAS Round 3 Seat Allotment result will be announced on September 11. Check detailed schedule here
Miranda House Admission 2024 is ongoing. Miranda House conducts admission to all UG and PG courses through Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (DU CSAS) portal. Admission to all the UG courses such as BA (Hons) English, B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry, BA (Hons) Sociology, BA (Hons) Philosophy, etc. is offered based on CUET UG scores. Miranda House accepts CUET PG scores for MA and M.Sc admissions.
The CUET UG exams are conducted in the month of March and the CUET PG is conducted in the month of May/June every year. The results are generally released within a month of the exam. After this, for admission to Miranda House, candidates have to register themselves in the DU CSAS registration process and choose Miranda House and available courses as their preference. Based on the preferences & reservation criteria, Delhi University releases the seat allotment results in multiple rounds. The Miranda House admission cut-off for BA (Hons) Sociology and BA (Hons) Economics ranges between 750 and 785 marks for general category students. In addition to category-wise seat reservation, Delhi University has introduced a reservation of one seat in every course to single girl child students as well.
Once candidates get allocated Miranda House with their chosen course, they must accept and lock their options to get a seat at the college. Then, the verification of documents is carried out by the college admission and the final course fee must be paid. The Miranda House admission process has been explained below in detail.
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Miranda House Admissions Highlights
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| College Name | Miranda House |
| Courses Offered | UG, PG, and Certificate |
| Popular Courses | BA (Hons) English, BA (Hons) Geography, BA (Hons) Sociology, B.Sc (Hons) Botany, B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry, M.Sc Botany and more |
| Admission Process 2024 | Ongoing |
| Admission Criteria | Entrance exam based |
| Entrance Exams Accepted | For UG courses: CUET UG For PG courses: CUET PG |
| Mode of Study | Offline, Regular mode |
Miranda House UG Admission 2024
Miranda House offers UG courses such as BA, BA Hons, B.El.Ed, BSc (Hons) in various specializations. These UG courses are available in the stream of humanities, education as well as science. The duration of all the UG courses is 3 years. Candidates applying to these courses must have qualified in the 10+2 or equivalent exam from a recognized board with a minimum of 45% marks in the relevant stream. After meeting the eligibility criteria, the selection process is carried out on the basis of the candidate’s performance in CUET UG.
| Course | Subjects to Opt for CUET | Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|---|
| B.A (Hons) Economics | Any one Language from List A + Mathematics + Any two subjects out of which one should be from List B1 | Candidates must have passed class 12 with a minimum of 45 percent marks in total |
| B.A (Hons) English | English from List A along with any two subjects from List B1 and any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 | Candidates must have completed 10th and 12th class with a minimum of 45 percent marks in total |
| B.A (Hons) Bengali | Combination I: Bengali from List A + Any two subjects from List B1 + Any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 Combination II: Any one language from List A + Any two subjects from List B1 + Any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 | Candidates should have passed class 12 or equivalent with a total of 40 percent marks |
| B.A (Hons) Geography | Any one Language from List A + Any two subjects from List B1 + Any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 | Passed class 12 or equivalent exam with 40% marks |
| B.A (Hons) Hindi | Hindi from List A with any two subjects from List B1 and any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 | Class 12 or equivalent qualified students from a recognized board with 40% marks |
| B.A (Hons) History | Any one Language from List A with any two subjects from List B1 and any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 | Candidates should have passed class 12 with 45% marks in the relevant stream |
| B.A (Hons) Political Science | Any one Language from List A with any two subjects from List B1 and any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 | Candidates must have passed class 12 from recognized board with 45% marks |
| B.A (Hons) Sanskrit | Combination I: Any one Language from List A with Sanskrit from List B1 and any two subjects out of which one should be from List B1 Combination II: Any one Language from List A with Sanskrit from List A and any two subjects out of which one should be from List B1 Combination III: Sanskrit from List A with any two subjects from List B1 and any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 Combination IV: Any one Language from List A with any two subjects from List B1 and any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 | Passed class 12 in relevant stream from recognized board (45% marks) |
| B.A (Hons) Sociology | Any one Language from List A + Any two subjects from List B1 + Any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 | 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board with 45% marks |
| B.A | Combination I: Any one Language from List A + Any two subjects from List B1 + Any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 Combination II: Any one language from List A + Any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 + SECTION III of CUET (General Test) | Candidates must pass the 12th class exam or equivalent with 40% marks. |
| B.EL.Ed | Any one Language from List A + Any two subjects from List B1 + Any one subject from either List B1 or List B2 | Candidates must pass class 12th with 40 percent marks |
| B.Sc (Hons) Botany | Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biological Studies/ Biotechnology/ Biochemistry | Candidates must have passed class 12 with at least 55% marks in Physics, Chemistry & Biology/Biotechnology |
| B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry | Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics | Passed class 12 or equivalent with minimum 50% marks in PCM |
| B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics | Any one language from List A with Mathematics and any two subjects out of which one should be from List B1 | Passed class 12 from recognized board with 45% marks (50% marks in Maths) |
| B.Sc (Hons) Physics | Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics | Candidates need 55% marks in PCM and 50% marks in a language in class 12 or equivalent |
| B.Sc (Hons) Zoology | Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biological Studies/ Biotechnology/ Biochemistry | Passed class 12 with 55% minimum marks in Physics, Chemistry & Biology/Biotechnology |
Miranda House CUET UG Cutoff 2024
Miranda House CUET UG Cutoff 2024 is going to be released by Delhi University after the declaration of CUET UG 2024 results. From the expected cutoff marks for general category students given in the table below, we can get an idea about this year’s cutoff for various UG courses such as B.El.Ed, BA (Hons) Sanskrit, BA (Hons) Sociology, B.Sc (Hons) Physics and more. The Miranda House cutoff for UG courses is released based on the candidate’s performance in the CUET UG exam.
| Courses | Expected Overall Cutoff Marks 2024 (General Category) |
|---|---|
| B.El.Ed | 740 - 760 |
| BA (Hons.) Hindi | 755 - 785 |
| BA (Hons.) History | 755 - 785 |
| BA (Hons.) Sanskrit | 750 - 775 |
| BA (Hons.) Sociology | 754 - 778 |
| BA (Hons.) Bengali | 755 - 785 |
| BA (Hons.) Economics | 755 - 785 |
| BA (Hons.) English | 755 - 785 |
| BA (Hons.) Geography | 755 - 785 |
| B.Sc (Hons.) Botany | 755 - 785 |
| B.Sc (Hons.) Chemistry | 755 - 785 |
| B.Sc (Hons.) Zoology | 755 - 785 |
| B.Sc Life Sciences | 755 - 785 |
| B.Sc (Hons.) Physics | 755 - 785 |
| BA (Hons.) Political Science | 765 - 785 |
Miranda House PG Admission 2024
Miranda House offers MA & M.Sc programs in multiple specializations at the PG level. All the candidates must have a graduate degree in the relevant stream from a recognized university to become eligible for the PG courses. The selection of the candidates is carried out based on CUET PG scores mandatorily as no merit-based admissions are offered for PG courses. The details about the PG courses, eligibility criteria as well as selection criteria are mentioned below:
Miranda House Certificate Courses Admission 2024
Miranda House offers Certificate programs in Foreign Language for 1 year, Computer Applications for 2 months and Computer Applications for Visually Challenged Students for 4 months.
| Course | Eligibility Criteria | Selection Process |
|---|---|---|
| Certificate | Passed class 12 or equivalent from a recognized board | Written Test/ Interview |
Miranda House Admission Process 2024
Step 1: Register for the Entrance Examination
Miranda House admissions to all UG & PG courses are based on scores obtained in the entrance examination. To apply for admission, candidates must register for the following entrance examinations:
| Courses | Entrance Exams |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate | CUET UG |
| Postgraduate | CUET PG |
- Candidates applying for CUET UG must select Delhi University while filling the application form and choose subjects in which he/she is appearing/has passed class 12 or equivalent
- In case the subject studied in class 12th is not mentioned in the CUET UG application form, the candidate must appear in the Language/Domain Specific subject that is similar/closely related to the subject he/she has studied in class 12 (for example, if you have studied Biochemistry in class 12, then you must appear in Biology in the CUET UG.
To successfully submit the CUET application, candidates require various documents such as -
- A scanned copy of the recent passport-sized photograph
- Scanned copy of your signature (black ink)
- Photo ID proof issued by the government (Aadhar card, PAN card, Voter ID, Passport, etc.)
- Marksheets of all qualifying exams
- Category certificate (if applicable)
- Banking details for application fee payment
Step 2: Appear for the Entrance Exam
Candidates who filled out the application form must appear for the entrance examination as per the schedule. The timeline of when entrance exams are usually conducted in a year is given below:
| Entrance Exam | Timeline |
|---|---|
| CUET UG | May |
| CUET PG | March |
Step 3: Registration on DU CSAS Portal and Filling of Courses and College Preferences
Candidates who qualify in the entrance examination must register on the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) Portal of Delhi University for Miranda House seat allotment. Once the registration is done, candidates will be asked to fill in their college and course preferences. Registration portals for admission to various courses along with the registration fee of Delhi University are as follows:
| Courses | Registration Portal | UR/OBC-NCL/EWS Category | SC/ST/PwBD Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| UG Application Fee | ugadmission.uod.ac.in | INR 250 | INR 100 |
| PG Application Fee (per program) | pgadmission.uod.ac.in | INR 250 | INR 100 |
- Candidates who want to apply for the Sports supernumerary quota must pay an additional application fee of INR 100.
- Candidates applying for courses like BFA, B.P.Ed, M.P.Ed, M.A. Music, MFA, and others have to pay INR 400 additionally along with the common application fee.
There are various documents that the candidates should submit during the DU CSAS registration process such as -
- Photo (jpeg/jpg format)
- Scanned Signature (jpeg/jpg format)
- Marksheet of all qualifying exams
- Category Certificate (if applicable)
- Affidavit for Single Girl Child (if applicable)
- Certificate from Orphanage/ Death Certificate of parents (if applicable)
- Kashmiri Migrant (if applicable)
- PwBD/CW Category (if applicable)
- Ward Quota (if applicable)
- A total of 5 certificates from the past 3 years, if applying through ECA category
- A total of 3 certificates from the past 3 years, if applying through the Sports Supernumerary category
Step 4: Seat Allocation
The seat allocation for all courses will be done in multiple rounds. Delhi University is going to release the merit lists in two categories: Common Merit List and Category 2 Merit List (for PG courses only). The Common Merit List (CML) is open to all candidates. However, for the Category 2 Merit List (C2ML), only students who have graduated from Delhi University will be considered for admission to PG programs. The Highest Possible Preference will be provisionally allocated to a candidate who meets the Miranda House admission criteria such as:
- Combination of selected college and course
- Rank secured in the entrance exam
- Availability of seats
- Category of candidates
Step 5: Blocking of Seats and Final Admission
Upon declaration of merit list, candidates can check the list by logging in to their CSAS dashboard for acceptance of the allocated seat, if offered. Once a seat has been allocated at Miranda House in a particular round, the candidate must 'Accept' the allocated seat before the last date/time in a given time period.
- Once the candidate "Accept" the provisionally allocated seat, the administration of Miranda House will approve the seat allotment by checking the eligibility and documents uploaded by the candidate.
- Upon approval of the seat allotment by the college, candidates will have to pay the Miranda House admission fee to confirm their seat.
Miranda House Reservation Criteria 2024
Miranda House seat reservation criteria are set per Delhi University's guidelines.
| Category | Percentage of Seats Reserved |
|---|---|
| SC & ST | 22.5% |
| OBC -Non-Creamy Layer, Central List | 27% |
| PwBD | 5% |
| EWS | 10% |
Miranda House Admission FAQs
Ques. Can I get direct admission at Miranda House?
Ans. Miranda House offers admission to the UG and PG courses on the basis of performance in the entrance exam. So, no. You cannot get direct admission at Miranda House. CUET UG exam is accepted by the college for admission to BA, B.Sc, and B.El.Ed courses. For admission to PG courses, CUET PG is accepted by the college. Earlier, admission to 50% PG seats was offered on the basis of merit in the last qualifying exam but from 2024, the admission process is entirely entrance-based.
Ques. What is the Miranda House admission last date?
Ans. The last date for admission at Miranda House solely depends on the seat allotment rounds by Delhi University and the number of seats remain vacant after every round of counseling. But, the new academic session of Miranda House generally started in mid-July, every year.
Ques. Can I apply through offline mode for B.Sc admission at Miranda House?
Ans. The entire admission process for the Delhi University affiliated colleges is online. For admission information, interested candidates must refer to the official websites of the university and Miranda College for updates.
Ques. Can I do BA in Journalism while simultaneously pursuing BA (Hons) in English from Miranda House?
Ans. As per the guidelines from UGC, you can pursue two degrees at a time but there is a catch. You cannot pursue both degrees in regular, full-time mode. If you are pursuing a BA (Hons) in English from Miranda College in a regular, full-time mode, you can do the other degree in online or distance learning mode.
Ques. What is the eligibility criteria for admission to B.El.Ed course at Miranda House?
Ans. To become eligible for the B.El.Ed course by Miranda House, candidates must have passed class 12 or equivalent from a recognized board with a minimum of 40% marks in any relevant stream.
Ques. What is the eligibility criteria for admission to M.Sc courses at Miranda House?
Ans: To become eligible for the M.Sc course at Miranda House, candidates must have a graduate degree in the relevant stream from a recognized university with at least 50% marks.
Ques. Are there any certificate courses available at Miranda House?
Ans: Yes. Miranda House does offers certificate courses in foreign languages such as French, German & Spanish as well as Computer Applications and more. To get admission to these courses, candidates have to appear or qualify in a written test and/or interview.
Ques. What is the total course fee for B.El.Ed in Miranda House?
Ans. The total course fee for studying B.El.Ed in Miranda House is INR 19,000.
Ques. Can boys get admission at Miranda House?
Ans. No. Miranda House is a girls-only college, situated in the north campus of Delhi University.
Miranda House Upcoming Application Dates 2024
Important Events
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| CUET- PG Registration Timeline | Tentative Dec 26, 2024 - Feb 10, 2025 |
| CUET- PG Admit Card Date | Tentative Mar 07, 2025 |
| CUET- PG Exam Date | Tentative Mar 11, 2025 - Mar 28, 2025 |
| CUET-PG results | Tentative Apr 13, 2025 |
Expired Events
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| Online Fee Payment Deadline for Candidates (CSAS UG Round - 2) [BA] | Aug 30, 2024 |
| Online Fee Payment Deadline for Candidates (CSAS UG Round - 2) [B.El.Ed] | Aug 30, 2024 |
| Online Fee Payment Deadline for Candidates (CSAS UG Round - 2) [B.Sc] | Aug 30, 2024 |
Important Events
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| CUET- PG Registration Timeline | Tentative Dec 26, 2024 - Feb 10, 2025 |
| CUET- PG Admit Card Date | Tentative Mar 07, 2025 |
| CUET- PG Exam Date | Tentative Mar 11, 2025 - Mar 28, 2025 |
| CUET-PG results | Tentative Apr 13, 2025 |
Expired Events
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| Candidates to Apply for Mid-Entry (CSAS PG) [M.Sc] | Jul 11, 2024 - Jul 13, 2024 |
| DUET results | Jul 10, 2024 |
| Last Date for Online Payment of Fees (CSAS PG - R2) [M.Sc] | Jul 09, 2024 |
Important Events
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| CUET- PG Registration Timeline | Tentative Dec 26, 2024 - Feb 10, 2025 |
| CUET- PG Admit Card Date | Tentative Mar 07, 2025 |
| CUET- PG Exam Date | Tentative Mar 11, 2025 - Mar 28, 2025 |
| CUET-PG results | Tentative Apr 13, 2025 |
Expired Events
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| Candidates to Apply for Mid-Entry (CSAS PG) [MA] | Jul 11, 2024 - Jul 13, 2024 |
| DUET results | Jul 10, 2024 |
| Last Date for Online Payment of Fees (CSAS PG - R2) [MA] | Jul 09, 2024 |
Miranda House Cutoff 2024
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Miranda House, CUET Cutoff 2023
Miranda House, CUET Cutoff 2023 for General Category is listed below. The overall cutoff marks for CUET is 754.6 - 775
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Miranda House, DUET Cutoff 2021
Miranda House, DUET Cutoff 2021 for General Category is listed below. The overall cutoff marks for DUET is 79.21 - 92.94
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Miranda House, CUET PG Cutoff 2024
Miranda House, CUET PG Cutoff 2024 for General Category is listed below. The overall cutoff marks for CUET PG is 172 - 213
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Miranda House, New Delhi Fees & Eligibility
| Course | Fees | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| BA {Hons.} | ₹14,160 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 |
| B.Sc {Hons.} | ₹19,800 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 |
| MA | ₹14,530 (1st Year Fees) | Graduation |
| M.Sc | ₹16,170 (1st Year Fees) | Graduation |
| B.Sc | ₹19,490 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 |
| BA | ₹14,160 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 |
| Certification | ₹17,100 (Total Fees) | 10+2 |
| COURSE | ADMISSION LINK |
|---|---|
| B.Ed, B.Sc, BA, Graduate Certificate in Science, M.Sc, MA, UG Certificate in Arts, UG Certificate in Computer Applications, UG Certificate in Engineering, | Admission Link |
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Likes
- Teachers are very skilled and patient with students. Classrooms are also updated with digital boards and the students who don't have laptops are also provided with systems on which they can work on in molecular modelling course.
- The labs are very clean and updated for bsc chemistry honors course.
Dislikes
- The classroom furniture is old and made of wood so it is not that much comfortable
- The canteens are very crowded during the lunch break and even during other times.
Admission:
As this college has NIRF ranking of 1 for consecutive 5 years so obviously that states there must be something special about it , firstly it has safe environment for girls inside this college and the security is tight. Secondly the labs are the most important part for my course so it has the best lab that I've ever seen.
Likes
- Infrastructure: when I talk about the infrastructure of my college it is built up.wid the red bricks and this red bricks show the sign of delhi University and i studied in a most prestigious college and It gives a good feel of studying there.
- Nature: lawns of the college is maintained very well and we can even sit lie and the cats that rome in and there is and the scenarios from class when it rains and those days are memorable and lovable and livable forever in my heart. I liked Miranda.
Admission:
Actually I thought of taking economics honours so i preferred best colleges for my course firstly I choosed Shri Ram College of commerce but the cutoff they have is not meeting my marks because of the deduction of not having economics in my 12th class so I was not able to join it and the second best college for me is Miranda house for my course so i researched about colleges and joined in this college finally.i I got seat in this college in the 1st cutoff itself. No college rejected me mainly i didn't apply for any other college because I got Miranda in 1st chance so i am very happy with this so i didn't apply and I didn't get any rejection. When I joined it's in 2020 at time of COVID it was a merit based admission means they used to calculate the marks of 12th class marks and they get the percentage and they releases cutoff and then we need to check it and apply for those colleges if everything the documents and eligiblity is correct we get the seat in the college.
Likes
- Infrastructure is very very good and it's not only good it was best .first thing I liked the most is the infrastructure and also my favourite basketball court. Miranda has the best basketball court in India and have the best basketball players.
- As a girl you will got the feeling of real freedom and independence which we lack in schools and in our homes. A place where nobody going to judge you for your clothes and long stays at college.so again I will say go for it without thinking anything.
Dislikes
- There is nothing to dislike about it . There is always a scope of improvement so I will say it needs little improvement
Admission:
Miranda is quite near to my house that's why I those this and also this is rank one college in India so it also attracts me. In Miranda I have the facility of taking science subjects as my optional in second year and this is also the reason of choosing miranda. tp get admission in this I have given the entrance exam taken by Du to select the students for b.el.ed.
Likes
- The infrastructure is really amazing like hostel facility, canteen, playground etc
- The environment is really good. You get so many opportunities to learn new skills.
Dislikes
- Hostel facility should be made more accessible to students and seats should be increased.
Admission:
The admission Process was very smooth as I was enrolled on a merit basis in 2020 on board marks. For my admission, the cutoff was 94 %. The university opens applications through the CSAS portal every year in May or June. The administration staff is very cordial. I didn't take any reservations. I was enrolled in the general category. Now there isn't any separate exam, everyone has to take CUET for admission and then fill out the DU form. The university should guide students more on selecting preferences in the application process and also help them with accommodation by increasing hostel seats.
Admission:
The admission process was very simple, that time when I took admission there were no entrance exam,Admission was merit based . College released its cutoff merit and those who were above it paid the fees and secured admission, then after 1 month or so document verification occur securing admission.
Likes
- Erudite professors who give one on one sessions in tutorials.
- The sheer freedom that the place gave me. I grew up as an individual, from an introvert to someone who began speaking her mind.
Dislikes
- It has an elitist atmosphere. I noticed people not coming from cities have a harder time blending in. but everyone finds their crowd eventually. There will always be kind people
- You're completely on your own which is a double edged sword.
Admission:
The admission process has changed. We were the last batch to get in via our board marks. Now you have to give CUET along with having good marks in your boards. For CUET, you should be in the top 1% in percentile to qualify for MH as the competition for getting in is supersaturated.
Likes
- The exposure and opportunities were immense at Miranda. Although the labs weren't EXCEPTIONAL they were definitely better than any other labs in DU. Our lab staff is super helpful too.
- The environment of Miranda is everything. The people you meet here are like no other, you learn so much here every day from a diverse group of amazing bright passionate people!
Dislikes
- I did not find the Chemistry department faculty to be student-friendly or helpful. There were a few professors who were AMAZING at teaching but most of the others were quite rude or didnt put in that many efforts.
- What Miranda's chemistry department did not prepare me for was skills in academia like scientific surveying, scientific writing, research papee writing, advanced techniques in lab. You have venture out and find opportunities outside of the college.
Admission:
Before NEP, the eligibility for the course was solely based on the marks secured in CBSE XII examinations. In 2021, the cutoff for Chemistry hons started at 97.33 (Gen). Now, CUET-UG is required. The cutoffs for which will be on the basis of percentile ranks. Its helpful to check last year's CUET cutoffs to check your eligibility. I did not avail reservations, but they are extremely important.
Likes
- The environment, women here are extremely supportive, wheather they are your friends or not, they'll have your back.
- The faculty, the teachers care not just for your attendance but for what you actually learn it the class.
Dislikes
- Morning 8 a.m. classes which usually get cancelled like 10-15 minutes before, while half the students are on their way to college.
- Honestly, there is not much to dislike about Miranda. It's the most beautiful place you can ever be in.
Admission:
The admission process is pretty convenient as most of it is done online so you don't really have to travel. You will need to give the CUET exam for the entrance and then enroll at DU's CSAS portal. Reservation benefits are available but I don't know to what extent they work as I, myself had scored good enough to get into Miranda without it. Exams happen on a semester basis, which makes it quite easy, honestly.
Likes
- Miranda has an extraordinary environment with eye catching architecture
- Students around you nurture you for your betterment
Dislikes
- some of the courses offered by Miranda house do not have respectable and appropriate teacher
- sometimes administration falls short of our expectations
Admission:
The year I was enrolled in was the year when CET was first introduced so it was a very extensive and hectic process. So we were the first one to experience a entrance exam for due at the same time, I realise it was a much easier and simple process to get yourself enrolled in due because earlier the process was responsive and illogical before the introduction of CUET, the cut-offs were introduced stage wise of phase wise which kept the student busy in the entire admission process, but CUET made it simple and quicker in that way
Likes
- The infrastructure and the campus area of MH is extremely beautiful and spacious!
- All the classrooms are well designed with projectors etc. And all the laboratories have working equipments and AC fitted. And all the faculties are well qualified and great.
Dislikes
- Hectic work schedule, with respect to science departments.
- Classrooms didnt have AC, which was pathetic in summers.
Admission:
I took admission in 2019, a year before Covid shook us all. So, I simply registered for Delhi University UG admissions 2019, and the day 1st cutoff was supposed to release, I saw that my overall percentage of class 12th boards does fall under the given category in Zoology honors bsc, in Miranda House college. So, I took all of my documents in the file, to the college campus and went for offline document verification and seat confirmation there. So, before covid, all this process used to be offline only. But now the process has changed totally. Now everything is online. Also, now, 12th boards percentage doesn't gets count in, for the admission, one has to clear CUET UG for the same.
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