B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit
at Miranda House New Delhi, North Campus

4.2 /5

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Estd. 1948

3.3

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4.7

Infrastructure

4.7

Faculty & Course

4.0

Campus Life

4.3

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B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit - Batch of 2024

4.8

Awesome college. Go ahead.

Placements: Currently I am pursuing sanskrit honours from miranda house so I can tell about our seniors placement. Honestly I say in my course there are very less placements from college side and it is also for the people who want to go in teaching line or civil services. One major reason is that very less people in this generation wants to study this course because of less job opportunities. But who are genuinely interested in this course have many opportunities outside our country like Germany, France as a translator and in our country also they can become professor in a good college. But don't think it's a barrier or something if you have pursued sanskrit in graduation you can do anything you can change your stream go in management field, teaching line etc. Personally I felt this that's why I shared it.

Infrastructure: The facilities in our college is good. Labs, classrooms are maintained. Infrastructure is also appreciable. The food in mess and canteen is also good. But Wi-Fi doesn't work properly in campus and auditorium is there but without AC. But it can be managed. Overall it's a good college. You are lucky if you get this college.

Faculty: Yes the teachers are helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. They help you out in all situations. They are friendly as well. Yes the course curriculum is relevant. The level of difficulty in semester exams is medium to hard. Passing percentage is 40 in theory and in practicals individually.

Other: I chose this course because my percentage was not up to the mark. I don't have any option left. But I felt happy after studying this course. The best things about my course is that it teaches us about life and I don't think so any course teaches us about this. Events, fests and campus crowds all of these are awesome. Have many society for overall growth of a student.

Reviewed on 7 Mar 2023Read More

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B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit - Batch of 2020

2.8

It is not a good college.

Placements: I even registered myself in the placement cell. All they did was take the money. There was never any placement available, and if so, never for Sanskrit. I waited and checked thousands of times on the website, but never got anything. Teachers still call and ask what we are doing in life now, but we're still jobless.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is good. There are no better rooms given for the Sanskrit course. It was so suffocating that some students chose not to attend classes. Sometimes there are no chairs to sit on, or sometimes there is room for approximately 30 students, with maybe 6 or 8 benches. Labs are good. All the good facilities and rooms are given to other courses. The Sanskrit department charges extra for their departmental library. It provides books if you ask for any, but charges are compulsory. Teachers are helping though.

Faculty: Faculty members and the study system were fine. Some teachers were helping and some were not, as it varies from person to person. The course curriculum is perfect, and it's getting easier every year. They take tuition classes other than regular classes in which they work in small groups of 5 to 8 and are given little tasks to understand the topic better. So it was a good part.

Other: I was always interested in Sanskrit from the day I first got to know it in the sixth standard. So I chose it over my other favourite subject, English, because it was the only choice in school.

Reviewed on 20 Jun 2022Read More

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B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit - Batch of 2018

5.0

The best college of DU, where you can get the best education.

Placements: The placements in our college are good. Companies often visit our college and offer jobs and organise seminars. The percentage of placement is excellent. Our seniors had excellent placements, from other courses as well. Overall, the placements are excellent. Any student can easily get a job.

Infrastructure: The college infrastructure is marvellous. The college is known as the most beautiful college of North campus of Delhi University. Food provided in the canteen is awesome in terms of quality and taste. A variety of food items are provided in the canteen. Classrooms are spacious and well-furnished. There are separate departments for each course. Many classrooms are available. The library, labs and medical facilities are very good. Wi-Fi facility is good, and everyone can access it. The sports section is very good. There is a huge sports ground to play all kinds of sports.

Faculty: The teachers are very talented, friendly and helpful. They give their best to the students. Each course has many teachers. The teachers are well qualified and knowledgeable. Overall, a student can get the best education from this college.

Other: Miranda House's fest is awesome. The campus surroundings are very good. There are a lot of extracurricular activities.

Reviewed on 23 Jan 2018Read More

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B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit
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Miranda House New Delhi
Overview

Miranda House College provides a B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit course for 3 years at the UG level. The total tuition fee for the entire duration of the course is INR 44,670. The Miranda House College offers admission to 52 students. Check other courses under Miranda House College B.A..

Total Tuition Fees	₹19,014 Get Fees details
Duration	3 years Get Curriculum
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Average package	₹ 7.60 Lakh
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Seat breakup	52
Type of University	Public/Government

B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit
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The Miranda House, University of Delhi B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit fee is inclusive of components such as Tuition Fees, One-Time Fees, Registration Fees, Exam Fees, and others. Also, candidates may be required to pay extra fees that are specific to the institution. The total tuition fee for the B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit program at Miranda House, University of Delhi is INR 19,014. More information on the Miranda House, University of Delhi B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit fee is as follows:

Fee components	Amount (3 years)
Tuition Fees Tuition fee is calculated on the basis of 1st year. Actual amount may vary. The fees might include components other than tuition fees.	₹ 19,014
Total fee	₹ 19,014

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Curriculum

Miranda House College B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit curriculum provides a semester-wise list of subjects to be studied throughout the course duration. Under this course, students study various types of courses, including theoretical, practical, etc. Moreover, they are also required to appear for internal and external examinations. To know more, download the PDF given in below table:

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Value for Money4.3

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B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit - Batch of 2020

2.6

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Wasn't really pleasent experience.

Placements: Our college didn't provided placement for my course, and I wasn't in touch with any other course students. So I don't know about the packages offered. They'd only provide these things to Science or Maths etc. We weren't even informed about this, yes we saw on bulletin boards about it. But it was of no good for us.

Infrastructure: Our college has amazing infrastructure but sanskrit department is given the worst of all. Humid the smallest rooms in rainy season made few students sick while in class, that was the situation, we had 25-30 students, and room was enough for only 10-15, but we were not given bigger or better space.

Faculty: I'll explain my teachers. 1 sir, always humiliating random student, 1 MA'am just filling her duty and reading the syllabus, not caring if anyone understands it or not, 1 teacher soo strict and rude, students couldn't ask any questions. She shamed a blind girl too. 1 teacher would speak in very whispering to herself. They would provide notes only to their favorite students, and they'd never share it with class.

Reviewed on 12 Feb 2025Read More

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Average Salary	INR 7.60 Lakh
Highest Salary	INR 19.00 Lakh
Median Salary	INR 7.00 Lakh

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Student should be 12th pass from a recognized board. Student should take the CUET with following combinations. Combination I Sanskrit from List A plus List B 2 subjects plus Any one Language from List A Combination II Sanskrit from List A plus List B 3 subjects. Combination III List A one language + List B three subjects. Combination iv Language 2 of List A, List B 2 subjects. English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu are part of language list A. Accountancy or Book Keeping, Anthropology, Biology or Biological Studies or Biotechnology or Biochemistry, Business Studies, Chemistry, Computer Science or Informatics Practices, Economics or Business Economics, Environmental Studies or Environmental Science, Geography or Geology, History, Home Science, Mass Media or Mass Communication, Mathematics or Applied Mathematics, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Performing Arts (Dance, Drama, Music), Sociology, Agriculture, Fine Arts or Visual Arts Sculpture or Painting or Commercial Arts, Knowledge Tradition and Practices in India, Physical Education (Yoga, Sports) are part of list B.
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Miranda House New Delhi
Admission Process

Register and Apply
Interested candidates have to register online with required information. Non-refundable online registration fee is a mandate without which candidate’s application would not be considered for further processing. Candidate has to select preferred course at the time of registration, there is no limit on the maximum number of courses in which the candidate can apply and there is no additional fee for applying in multiple courses. Application registration fee for various categories - UG/OBS) – Rs.100 SC/ST/PwD – Rs.50 Sports/ECA quota - Rs.200
Course and College Selection
Cut-off list for each college, course and reservation category would be published on the university portal. Candidates meeting the requisite cut-offs, has to select the desired course and college on DU admission portal.
Document Verification
Candidates have to get all the required documents verified by the college they choose based on the announced cut-offs. Candidates should carry original documents along with 2 sets of self-attested photocopies. Required documents: Class X Board Examination Certificate Class X Marks-Sheet Class XII Marks-Sheet Class XII Provisional Certificate / Original Certificate Character Certificate (recent) SC/ST/PwD/CW/KM Certificate (in the name of the candidate) issued by the competent authority OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) Certificate (in the name of the Candidate) issued by competent authority Transfer Certificate from school / college as well as Migration Certificate from Board / University are required from those students who have passed senior secondary exam from outside Delhi At least two passport size self-attested photographs
Final Selection
Admission is based on the marks obtained in qualifying exam. Selected list of admitted candidates would be displayed on the DU admission portal.