Neha Kumari's Review On Miranda House, New Delhi | collegedunia.com

Miranda House , Empowerment in itself.

NK
9.3 /10

Remarks :

Since 2022, there is CUET as the only option to get admission to the college. Earlier it was based on the percentage obtained in your class 12th. A situation that is still the same is that one has to get top marks in the cuet to get admission in Miranda House, as it is India's rank 1. One needs to follow the notification of CUET for admission-related notice. There are reservation criteria, providing relaxation for some numbers.

Course Curriculum Overview :

The faculty of Political Science is best here in Miranda House. The classes are generally divided into sections to maintain good faculty: student ratio. This course provides you with a holistic understanding of political science and its sub-discipline. DU is the only university in India providing International Relations at the undergraduate level. This course would make one able to pursue a future in Civil services, academia, and other fields that require a better understanding of Polity. The faculty in miranda house doesn't take teaching lightly. Faculty is rich in knowledge, the best of DU, and dedicated. They provide the best services and expect the same from students. There are a total of 6 semesters in this course which makes for 6-semester exams the interval of 5 months and assignments and term papers in between the semester for mid-semester assessment.

Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :

Colleges provide scholarships based on economic conditions and academic performance. The fee for the course is very reasonable and the cost of the study is economical. Seminars and workshops are organized frequently, providing an abundance of opportunities for internships and Jobs. There are numerous societies functioning in the college, like Placement Cell, Enactus, and NSS.

Campus Life :

Campus life is brilliant here, as this is located in the most happening campus of North. Various annual fest and tech fest are conducted in every college and society. College fest, society fest, social fest, food fest. Academic fest and many more. Society fest are conducted through out the year and annual fest are mainly conducted during the months of February to April. Celebrities and artists across the nation visit the campus as guest during the fest. Tempest, Mecca, Crossroads, Harmony are some of the popular fest of DU. There is Library in Miranda House and also every other college. Books availability is good. There are social media pages of each college and societies run by student union and society unions.

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