Miranda House

What is the average package at Miranda House?

The average package at Miranda House for the 2025 placement season was ₹9.00 LPA (₹900,000), with the highest package reaching ₹24.0 LPA (₹2,400,000). This makes 2025 the strongest year on record for the college, beating the 2023 average of ₹8.97 LPA and the 2024 average of ₹7.60 LPA. Miranda House, a women-only constituent college of the University of Delhi located in the North Campus, is ranked No. 2 among all colleges in India in the NIRF 2024 and NIRF 2025 rankings (it held the No. 1 spot in NIRF 2023), and its placement outcomes reflect that academic pedigree. Recruitment is driven heavily by analytics, consulting, finance and EdTech firms hiring from the BA (Hons) Economics, BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Statistics cohorts, with around 110 companies participating in the 2025 drive.

Snapshot: Miranda House placement headline figures

The table below summarises the three core numbers an applicant looks for first - the average CTC, the median CTC and the highest CTC - for the most recent verified placement cycle (2025), alongside the prior two years for context. Read the "Average" column as the arithmetic mean across placed students, the "Median" as the mid-point offer (a more realistic figure for a typical graduate), and "Highest" as the single best offer secured that year. All figures are in lakhs per annum (LPA).

The key takeaway for an aspirant is that Miranda House's average sits in the ₹7.6-9.0 LPA band, while the median trails the average only slightly (₹8.80 LPA vs ₹9.00 LPA in 2025) - a sign that offers are clustered rather than skewed by a handful of outliers. The 2025 highest of ₹24.0 LPA is the best the college has posted across these three years, confirming an upward trajectory in premium offers.

Branch/Course-Wise Package Breakdown at Miranda House

At Miranda House, the BA (Hons) Economics and BSc (Hons) Mathematics cohorts command the strongest packages, with Economics graduates frequently receiving the top offers - averaging around ₹17 LPA among premium recruiters and peaking near ₹23-24 LPA. The table below maps packages by broad course group, distinguishing the three-year undergraduate honours streams from the two-year postgraduate (MA/MSc) programmes. The NIRF disclosure separates these two cohorts, so the median figures shown are drawn from that data; the "Highest" column reflects the college-wide top offer for the year, which is typically captured by Economics or quantitative-science students. Read each row as the typical and peak earning outcome for that course family.

The clear takeaway is that quantitative and economics-heavy programmes pull Miranda House's averages upward, while the postgraduate cohort posts a higher median (₹8.20 LPA) than the undergraduate median (₹7.50 LPA), reflecting the seniority premium. An applicant targeting the best CTC outcomes should weigh the Economics, Mathematics and Statistics honours programmes most heavily, since these are where the ₹17-24 LPA offers concentrate. Note that Miranda House does not publish a separate CTC for every single subject, so non-quantitative arts and science streams broadly track the college-wide average.

Year-Wise Package Trend at Miranda House

Miranda House's average package has moved from ₹8.97 LPA (2023) to ₹7.60 LPA (2024) and back up to ₹9.00 LPA (2025), while the highest offer climbed from ₹21.5 LPA to ₹24.0 LPA over the same window. The table below lays out the full trajectory so an applicant can judge momentum rather than a single snapshot. The median column uses NIRF-disclosed mid-point figures where available; the 2023 median was not separately published by the college. All values are in LPA.

The trend tells an aspirant two things: first, the dip to ₹7.60 LPA in 2024 was a single-year softening, not a decline, with 2025 rebounding to a record ₹9.00 LPA average and ₹24.0 LPA peak. Second, the gap between the average and the highest has widened in 2025, meaning a small group of elite finance and consulting offers is lifting the ceiling while the typical (median) offer remains a healthy ₹8.80 LPA. Over the three-year window, both the average and the highest package have net-increased, which is a positive signal for the 2026 cohort.

Notable Offers & Package Distribution at Miranda House

The standout offers at Miranda House cluster in the ₹19-24 LPA range, with the ₹24.0 LPA top package of 2025 secured in consulting/finance roles and Economics graduates averaging roughly ₹17 LPA among premium recruiters. The college's recruiter list is led by Wipro, EY, McKinsey & Company, Accenture, ICICI Bank, Yes Bank, TATA, DE Shaw & Company, Decathlon, The Oberoi Group and Outlook - a mix of consulting, banking, analytics, FMCG and media firms. Around 110 companies took part in the 2025 drive (up from the cohorts that produced 69 offers in 2023), and the highest internship stipend recorded was ₹60,000 per month.

In terms of distribution, Miranda House placements split into two tiers. The premium tier - consulting (McKinsey), finance (ICICI Bank, Yes Bank, DE Shaw) and analytics roles - accounts for the ₹17-24 LPA offers and is dominated by BA (Hons) Economics, BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Statistics students, where placement rates run at roughly 70-80%. The mass-recruiter tier - IT services (Wipro, Accenture), retail (Decathlon) and audit/advisory (EY) - anchors the bulk of offers around the ₹7-9 LPA average and ₹4.5 LPA floor recorded in 2023. For an applicant, this means a typical Miranda House graduate can expect an offer near the ₹8.8-9.0 LPA median, while a quantitatively strong Economics or Mathematics student has a realistic shot at the ₹17-24 LPA premium bracket.