Miranda House

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3.4 /5
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  • Miranda House has a very small auditorium, which isn't enough for all the students of the campus.It do have a seminar hall and sac, but they are also not enough.
  • Miranda , similiar to other DU colleges have an elitist culture.If you can't fit into that it will be hard to survive
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Course Curriculum Overview :

Similiar to other English literature curriculum , mostly it included conventional topics.However,it also attempted to include the topics that can go beyond the framework of the conventional curtin of English literature

Internships Opportunities :

There was an active placement cell in the campus. It notifies the students with the opportunities in the mail.The students are provided with an account of the placement cell. The college used to keep placements, however, I am unaware of the specifics

Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :

During my time in Miranda, they used to follow a one year method to take fees from students. It was 14000+ for arts and humanities.For science,it was 19000+. They used to include all other bills within this.I don't remember paying for anything expect an exam fee in the last year.But it was refunded to my account.I haven't witnessed any hike in the fees, however,the amount of fee may make the course inaccessible to many. The scholarship portal of the college website was active,there was financial aid provided by the college, It also included other aids and scholarship from the alumnis

Campus Life :

I am an introverted person, but I can assure you a lot to offer to improve the quality of your college life. It does have its annual festivals and many other fests organised by different clubs and societies. The annual fest is known as Tempest, it is organised in two days and it often includes music and DJ night, and many other programmes, it is typically held in March.About the library and infrastructure ,the books and journals were easily accessible,the username and password of applications like JSTOR were provided from the beginning.The activities of sports was very less, however other extracurricular activities were largely from different societies and clubs for it.

Admission :

Before CUET-UG,the admission was based on the merit scores from the 12th.In Miranda,the cut off for English literature was around 97.After submitting the application in online, the students were asked to present in the colleges where you can apply with your mark.If you are availing reservation,you have to submit a caste or community certificate, designed for the central sectors.After the supervision of the required documents,and payment of fees.The student will be provisionally enrolled in the college.

Faculty :

I was a student at Miranda from 2019-2022. The department of English,has a fair ratio of students and teachers.The teachers used to divide to different courses and some faculties were approachable.Some faculties did seen approachable ,however,they were intimidating also.However,the quality of lectures and class room discussions were good.To improve the interaction and approachability, there was a section called tutorial, in which small group of students used to interact with a professor.There was mentor-mentee program,that was also aimed at improving the interaction.

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3.4 out of 5
4.0/5Faculty
3.5/5Course
3.5/5Campus Life
3.5/5College
2.5/5Internships


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MD
3.7 /5

Course Curriculum Overview:

The course is suggested by my big brother they explain me about the bachelor of arts in english honours and he explain me very well about the bachelor of arts in english honours and then I amalso intrested in english subject that' why also choose this course.

faculty: 4/5
college: 4/5
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SR
4.5 /5

Course Curriculum Overview:

The college curriculum is the best in as it helps students to participate in many programs which helps them to learn more about things, they interact with other course students and they work together as a team

faculty: 4.5/5
college: 4.5/5
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S
4.3 /5

Course Curriculum Overview:

I decide that the course because I wanted to pursue arts with economic honours and the course is quite good for it . the areas of improvement are use of modern technology in teaching methods the examinations are of easy to moderate level and can be past with one/ two days of studying before the examination.

faculty: 4/5
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DN
4.0 /5

Course Curriculum Overview:

I've chosen this course according to my needs and choices... It offers us with 4 additional subjects which I'd say are valuable in terms of knowledge.. Subjects like environment science, ethics and culture etc prepares us for real world applications of further academic pursuits as my goal is upsc and there's a topic called ethics and culture Teaching can be improved if they provided us with digital boards as porta cabins do not have any smart boards Frequency of exam is ok neither too exaggerated and nor too low

faculty: 4/5
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Ap
4.0 /5

Course Curriculum Overview:

First point that I like is that they they give mid sem break in which one can prepare for there exam There practical or asl prepare a student for his future it helps in confidence building,improve their skills and overall performance & confidence Improvements is required in taking regular classes teachers should take lectures regularly As there are two semester in a year so it is easy to pass the exam

faculty: 4/5
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JM
3.3 /5

Placement Experience:

We will have campus placement with Amazon company only and it comes in our 5th semester with a very attractive package around 4.6 lack per annum. There is no percentage barrier to get hired, as it is completely based on our interview performance. In case if we haven't got campus placement, we have many other opportunities in co-operating sectors, translation field, tourism field, govt embassy, etc. So opportunities are there for this course.

placement: 3/5
college: 4/5
course: 4/5
campus life: 2/5

NP
3.8 /5

Remarks:

Office facilities could be improved as currently most of it available through offline only also Library could also be enlarged for a better experience.

faculty: 4/5
placement: 3.5/5
social life: 4.5/5
course: 4.5/5
hostel: 3/5
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AD
4.3 /5

Remarks:

CIC is busy and fast moving. Unlike most other colleges, where in you would have a fixed schedule for your day and a planned return to your home, CIC will keep surprising you each day. This will end up being your journey towards self exploration, but only if you make the most of everything it has to offer.

faculty: 4.5/5
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course: 4/5
hostel: 4/5
campus life: 4.5/5

HL
4.0 /5

Remarks:

About the college, it is a decent college and the students here are nice. The seniors are supportive and we have many societies one can join for co-curricular stuff. The college follows anti-ragging policy and thus ragging is prohibited. The teachers are well experienced and trained apart a few. The infrastructure of the building is decent and the classroom is spacious too. They are just like one has in their schools. We have a great auditorium in which the Air conditioner rarely works. The canteen is great too. The ground is good and regularly maintained. The library has good seating capacity as well as is air-conditioned.

faculty: 4/5
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KK
3.7 /5

Remarks:

WiFi is terrible and limited. You only get 15 GB per month. It troubles while connecting to it. It connects and disconnects frequently. It's better to have your own data pack. System of Jamia is poor. Staffs of the Examination Controller are lazy, slow and commit a lot of mistakes due to which many students suffer.

faculty: 4.5/5
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