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Updated on Mar 25 2025, 05:05 PM IST by Deepanshi Pant

Miranda House Cut Off 2024
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About Cutoff at Miranda House, Delhi

Miranda House releases its cutoff every year. Miranda House first cutoff 2024 was released on August 16, 2024, in online mode. Delhi University Miranda House cutoff 2025 is regarded as the minimum mark required in CUET for UG admissions. University College for Women Miranda House CUET cutoff 2025 varies from one course to another.

Miranda House cutoff 2024 is released in multiple rounds. Candidates need to check the Delhi University Miranda House CUET cut-off 2024 before applying for admission. Students can check the Miranda House College Cutoff 2025 from the DU admission portal. Delhi University Miranda House cutoff 2025 is prepared solely based on CUET UG scores. To know more details about Miranda House College Cutoff, Students can further check the cutoff of Miranda House, which is given below.

Factors Affecting University College for Women Miranda House Cutoff 2025

Seats - The total number of seats available for a specific programme.
Number of Applicants - Miranda House's cutoff is determined by the number of applicants who applied for a specific programme.
CUET UG scores - The Delhi University Miranda House merit list 2023 has been prepared considering CUET UG scores only.
Programme - The candidate's programme is referred to as his or her programme.
Cutoff Trends - When compiling the new cutoff list and merit list, the previous year's cutoff trends are taken into account.

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Miranda House Cut Off 2024

The details of the expected CUET cutoff 2024 of Miranda House for general category students are given below in tabular format.

Miranda House CUET Cutoff 2024 for General Category

Course	Cutoff marks
B.Sc Mathematics Hons	720-240
B.Sc Physics Hons	520-540
B.Sc Chemistry Hons	540-560
B.Sc Botany Hons	550
B.Sc Zoology Hons	550
BA History Hons	770-780
BA Political Science Hons	780-800
BA Sociology Hons	770-800
BA Economics Hons	760-770
BA English Hons	780-800

Miranda House College Cutoff Percentile 2024 for General Category

Course	Cutoff Percentile
BA Hons Economics	99.5-100
BA Hons English	99-100
BA Hons Geography	98.75-99
BA Hons Hindi	93.5-95
BA Hons History	99.25-100
BA Hons Philoshophy	97.50-99
BA Hons Political Science	99.75-100
BA Hons Sociology	98.75-100
B.Sc Hons Botony	97.00-99
B.Sc Hons Chemistry	97.33-98
B.Sc Hons Maths	98.75-99
B.Sc Hons Physics	98.33-99
B.Sc Hons Zoology	98.00-99.

University College for Women Miranda House Cut Off Previous Years Trends

Candidates can refer to previous years cutoff trends of Miranda House Delhi to get idea of Miranda House cutoff 2024 and whether the candidate can get admitted in college.

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Miranda House College Cut Off 2023 for General Category

Courses	Cutoff
B.A. (Hons) Economics	188 - 200
B.A. (Hons) Philosophy	150 - 169
B.Sc (H) Physics	170 - 187
B.Sc (H) Maths	170 - 187
B.Sc (H) Chemistry	150 - 169

Miranda House College Cut Off 2023 for OBC Category

Courses	Cutoff
B.A. (Hons) Economics	150 - 169
B.A. (Hons) Philosophy	110 - 129
B.Sc (H) Physics	130 - 149
B.Sc (H) Maths	150 - 169
B.Sc (H) Chemistry	30 - 149

Miranda House College Cut Off 2023 for SC Category

Courses	Cutoff
B.A. (Hons) Economics	150 - 169
B.A. (Hons) Philosophy	110 - 129
B.Sc (H) Physics	130 - 149
B.Sc (H) Maths	150 - 169
B.Sc (H) Chemistry	130 - 149

Miranda House College Cut Off 2023 for ST Category

Courses	Cutoff
B.A. (Hons) Economics	110 - 129
B.A. (Hons) Philosophy	90 - 109
B.Sc (H) Physics	80 - 89
B.Sc (H) Maths	110 - 129
B.Sc (H) Chemistry	80 - 89

Note: Candidates who wish to enrol in Miranda House must meet the cut off as prescribed by the management.

Student Reviews for Miranda House, Delhi

4.5/5(327 Reviews)

College Infrastructure: 4.5/5

Academics: 4.3/5

Placements: 3.7/5

Value for Money: 4.5/5

Campus Life: 4.4/5

Overall, I would like to suggest everyone to go for this clg

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Posted on 17 Mar'25 by Shikha
Batch of 2027-01-01 | BA English Hons

College Infrastructure

I think our College has a great and peaceful infrastructure. They concentrate on creating an environment around trees and plants. I love ????flowers .. especially! Moreover, there are following buildings and rooms but sometimes rooms aren't enough ????! My humble request is to build the 3rd floor as well . Overall, I like my college! It has a great infrastructure. As for foods, they are hygienic but the price is rising every month .. ! Literally they gave small amount of quantity! So , the quantity is decreasing and price are increasing ????..

The college is quiet good

Posted on 16 Mar'25 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2027-01-01 | BA History Hons

College Infrastructure

Miranda house a prestigious women’s college in Delhi affiliated with the University of Delhi.The colleges boasts a well equipped classrooms seminar halls and lecture theatres that support both theoretical and practical learning.

Miranda house is such a good college for women

Posted on 3 Mar'25 by Sania
Batch of 2027-01-01 | BA History Hons

College Infrastructure

Miranda house has a beautiful red brick campus with a perfect mix of heritage and modern facilities.the classroom are spacious and air conditioned.the library is a peaceful escape with vast collection of books .hostels feel like home the sports ground basket Court and open spaces make college life more active .

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i wanna pursue ba pol sc from miranda house delhi university...can i skip general test in cuet

Hello aspirant,

To enroll in the B.A Psychology (Hons.) program at Delhi University, you must fulfill the criteria of selecting one language from list A, two subjects from B1, and one subject from either B1 or B2.

So to pursue Pol science, you are not required to give general test.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Sajal Trivedi1 Mar'24

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I have B.A.(Hons) Sociology in Miranda house , Delhi university right now and i also gave nid's entrance exam this year . So which is better nid or du? should i drop out of miranda house for nid?

Hello,

B.A hons. Sociology and NID are two different fields one is a degree course and other is a professional course in designing.in b.a sociology it not only provides knowledge of the books but also provides knowledge more about fieldwork and practice. placement is decent as many companies visit for on campus placement.

NID also provides internship and placement to the students in designing field.so it is upto you which course you want to pursue.dont go for good value and placement college you end up with frustration after sometime if you are not interested in the field.

Hope you understand...

sadafreen35622 Jan'22

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I have got 100 marks in each physics chemistry and biology in class 12th boards I want to take admission in Miranda house for bsc Zoology will it take top 3 subjects of science or top 4 which will include english as well as I'm getting 100 in top 3 and 97.18 in top 4

Hello,

The eligibility criteria to get admission to B.Sc Zoology is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology/Biochemistry minimum 55% aggregate marks and 50% aggregate marks in English from a recognized board. The merit the is calculated by considering the marks scored in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology/Biochemistry only. So, by taking the marks scored in Physics, Chemistry and Biology your merit score would be 100. Last year in 3rd special round a candidate belonging to general category secured admission to B.Sc Zoology in Miranda House with 97.00 marks. Considering the previous year cut off you have decent chances of getting seat in B.Sc Zoology in the preferred college.

Cut off changes every year depending on total number of candidates applied. marks scored, total number of seats available etc.To check the previous year cut off click on the link below

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-cutoff

To know the colleges in which you have chances of getting seat you may use our DU College Predictor Tool

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Sharon Rose29 Sep'21

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Miranda House, Delhi Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: What is the cut off for Miranda House College 2024?

Expected Miranda House cutoff percentile 2024 for general category students is 93.5 to 100.

2: What is Miranda House Cut off 2024 for OBC?

Miranda House Cut off 2024 (expected) for OBC students is 420-680. It vary from one specialisation to another.

3: What is the marks required for Miranda House?

As per expected Miranda House cutoff 2024, candidates must have CUET scores from 520 to 780 for admissions to UG courses.

4: Is it possible for a student who meets the Miranda House cutoff on the first list to be admitted to B.A. (H)?

Yes, Miranda House admits students to the B.A.(H) programme if they meet the Miranda House cut-off on the first list. The Miranda house cutoff list is based on the candidates' performance in the CUET UG exam.

5: How will a student know if he or she meets the Miranda House criterion for admission?

The university and college websites will be used to announce cut-off lists for all programs/categories of candidates. Following that, the cutoff marks for admission to the college will be shown on the notice board from time to time during the admission season, in line with the university schedule.

6: Is it possible for a student who meets the Miranda House cutoff on the first list to be admitted to B.A. (H)?

7: Every year, why is the Miranda House cutoff so high?

There could be a variety of reasons for the higher cutoff each year in Miranda House, such as the number of students outnumbering the number of seats available, or higher grades in class 12th, resulting in more intense competition among students.