Miranda House Scholarship Details 2024
Miranda House offers scholarships as financial assistance and fee concession, whether fresh or on renewal is granted to the students who apply/will apply for it on a prescribed application form by the dates announced by the college. Miranda House being a part of DU, has made provisions for several scholarship programmes for meritorious and financially underprivileged students. Some of the scholarship programmes for the UG courses are listed below:
| 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). |
Miranda House Scholarship FAQs
Ques. Does Miranda House offer any state government scholarships?
Ans. Yes, Students from other States can inquire with their own State Education Departments about potential scholarship opportunities for college attendance. Scholarships under the Reserved Categories, there is a post-matriculation scholarship program offered by the government of the State or Union Territory to students who are members of an approved Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe. These students can inquire further about specifics from the relevant state authorities.
Ques. What are the major scholarships offered at Miranda House?
Ans. Some of the scholarship programmes for the UG courses at Miranda House are listed below:
- University of Delhi Women’s Association Scholarship: This scholarship is awarded to 2 meritorious and underprivileged students who are daughters of Indian soldiers and have qualified the 10+2 level exam from Delhi Central Board.
- Shri Uggersain Memorial Endowment Scholarship: This particular scholarship is awarded to the first year students qualifying from the Delhi Central Board with 1st division marks. Also, their parent’s monthly income should not be more than INR 1000.
- Shri Balak Ram Scholarship: This scholarship is awarded to the first year Mathematics student, with an outstanding academic track record. Also, their parent’s monthly income should not be more than INR 500.
- All India Entrance Scholarship: This Scholarship is awarded to 50 students for a 3 year Honours degree course. An amount of INR 250 is given to such students on a monthlys.
Why To Join Miranda House - Reviews & Rating
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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.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions:
19k per year and total cumulative of 57k in 3 years. For OBC category: •tuition fees : 16k • registration fees : 2k • admission fees : 200 • lab fees : 1k •other compulsary charges : 300 Scholarships like Inspire , KVPY scholarship
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.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions:
As it is a Centra university the fees that I paid is not much it's affordable. 1st year I paid 14160. 2nd year I paid 13000 around. 3rd year I paid 12000 around. And coming to the it's an yearly basis payment which is affordable. Caution fee is around rs 1500 to 3000 and some maintainance charges are also there. There is no need of any lab payment as I am an economics student there is no need of any lab requirement so there is no such thing . For SC ST categories they needed to pay but if their parents are not paying any income tax after the submission of affidavit and with due verification of the documents they are paid back their money .Special Financial Assistance is extended by the College to select students.Needy students should apply for the financial assistance which is provided by the college there are such scholarship based on merit which gives financial support to the students who are in need. Few students are financially assisted at time of admission by the college selection
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
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions:
In the first year my fee was 17000 for the whole year and for second and third year it was 14500 and for the fourth year it was 21000 which is quite reasonable compared to the other private colleges.As Miranda got first position in nirf ranking it's fee increaswd little bit upto 24000 nowadays. But it is quite reasonable.
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.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions:
Coming to the overall course fee for three years it is 60 K. There isn't much hike in the prices as Delhi University is a central university and is affordable. But looking at education fees for three years including food, accommodation, travel, expenses, and course fees, it was 5 L. There are many scholarships offered by the college for students like Ved jolly etc and also they have awards every year which have cash prizes. Many students benefit from the Inspire scholarship too. I was in NCC so didn't have much time for jobs but took research internships and participated in competitions which gave me 2 to 4K.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions:
Course fees is very minimal around 17k apart from that there ised to be some examination fees around 1.4k each semester, College provides financial assistance for deserving students , there are very less or no campus employment opportunities. For students who cannot afford laptops, college even provide that to students.
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.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions:
College fees were around 12,500 per year. We had to pay 500 per semester as exam fees (so 1000 per year) After graduation, Certificates (provisional and migration) will cost 500 each. The biggest cost factor is that seats in hostel are limited. Hostel fees are around 6000 per month including food electricity laundry. However most are unable to avail it as seats are as low as 5 per course. while we have over 50 per course. The rest have to find other means of accommodations which are most of the times very costly in delhi.
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.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions:
There were no hikes in our course fees throughtout the three years. The fees is comparatively quite less compared to other colleges in India including public and private colleges. Along with the college fee, an examination fee is to be paid for every semester examination (1300-1600 for chemistry department). There are quite a few scholarships available in the chemistry department, which are mostly merit-based and depend on the performance of students in examinations.
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.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions:
Students are expected to pay the fees on a yearly basis and being a government institution, the fees of English honours in Miranda is about 12-13000, which is to be paid in one installment at the beginning of every year. I think it's the most convenient sum. Talking about scholarships, the college offers multiple scholarships from time to time. It also offers scholarships to students from certain parts of India for their admission.
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
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions:
fee structure varies upon the course you select depending upon that the course fee varies. For example, science courses usually offer fees on the higher end. But the average difference between maximum and minimum fees is not above 4 to 5000 so the fee structure is comparatively and relatively affordable for students to enroll in at the same time. Miranda house offers variety of scholarships based upon your social and educational background. So no student is left out upon this marvellous opportunity.
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.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions:
The fee structure was - 20,000 per year ( for total 3 years). And it was worth it. Also the hostel fee wasn't included in this. It was to be paid separately. I don't have much idea about hostel fees because I didn't stay at hostel, I used to come directly from my home in Ghaziabad. Also, for some students, if financial assistance was required, the college did provide that too, providing that the student had proper documents for proving the need of financial assistance. The campus has a placement cell unit in which one registers and gets to know the upcoming internship and job opportunities available through campus. I also did one Content Writer Internship in the first year only through the same placement cell. And I must say, the placement cell of Miranda House is one of the most active and strongest one all over the Delhi University.
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