Miranda House

What is the placement record at Miranda House?

Miranda House, the NIRF rank-2 women's college in Delhi University's North Campus, recorded an average package of ₹9,00,000 and a highest package of ₹24,00,000 in its 2025 placement season, with a median of roughly ₹7,50,000 per annum (NIRF 2025). Around 110 companies visited the campus that year, extending over 160 offers across jobs and internships to students from B.A., B.Sc. and M.Sc. programmes. As a primarily liberal-arts and sciences college (founded 1948, NAAC A+ accredited), Miranda House places strongest in its Economics, Mathematics and Science streams, while a large share of arts graduates progress to higher studies at top Indian and global universities. The figures below show a college whose top-end packages have climbed sharply, from ₹19,25,000 (2024) to ₹24,00,000 (2025).

Year-Wise Placement Statistics

The table below tracks Miranda House's headline placement numbers across the last three recorded seasons - 2023, 2024 and 2025 - because the 2026 cycle is still in progress at the time of writing. It answers the most common aspirant question: how much do Miranda House students actually earn, and is the trend rising? Read each row as one placement season; the Highest Package is the single best offer, while the Average and Median describe the typical placed student. All amounts are annual CTC in Indian rupees.

The clear takeaway for a 2026 applicant is that Miranda House's average package recovered and grew from ₹7,60,000 in 2024 to ₹9,00,000 in 2025, an increase of nearly 18% in a single year. The highest package also reached an all-time high of ₹24,00,000 in 2025, well above the ₹21,50,000 of 2023 and ₹19,25,000 of 2024. Because Miranda House admits across humanities and sciences, the percentage placed varies sharply by discipline - quantitative streams report the highest conversion, while many arts students opt out of placements to pursue postgraduate study.

Top Recruiters at Miranda House

Miranda House attracts a broad mix of consulting, technology, finance and analytics employers, with roughly 110 organisations participating in the 2025 season. The recruiters below are grouped by sector so applicants can see which industries hire most actively from this campus. These names recur across recent Miranda House placement drives and reflect the college's strength in economics, data and analytical roles.

Consulting & Professional Services

McKinsey & Company, KPMG Global Services, Ernst & Young (EY), Deloitte, Accenture and Genpact regularly recruit from Miranda House, particularly for analyst and research associate roles.

Technology & Product

Google, Amazon, Dell Technologies, Tech Mahindra, HCL, Wipro, MakeMyTrip and Urban Company hire across software, operations and product-support functions.

Finance, Banking & Analytics

DE Shaw & Co, Barclays, TresVista, ICICI Bank, IDBI Bank, Gartner and PolicyBazaar recruit for finance, investment-research and data-analytics positions, drawing heavily on Economics and Mathematics graduates.

Conglomerates & Social Sector

The Aditya Birla Group, Paytm and Teach For India round out the recruiter base, the last offering fellowship roles popular with Miranda House's humanities cohort.

The pattern across these recruiters confirms that Miranda House's strongest placement pipelines are in consulting, analytics and finance. For a 2026 aspirant, the presence of marquee names such as Google, Amazon, McKinsey, DE Shaw and EY signals that the highest ₹24,00,000-level offers come from these high-paying consulting and tech-finance firms rather than from bulk-hiring service companies.

Sector & Role-Wise Breakdown

The table below approximates how Miranda House's offers distribute across the sectors that recruit most actively, based on the recruiter mix and the streams that report the strongest placements. It answers which fields a Miranda House student is most likely to enter and the typical pay band each commands. Shares are indicative of the placed cohort rather than exact published splits, since the college does not release a formal sector matrix; the package bands are drawn from the 2025 season's ₹9,00,000 average and ₹24,00,000 ceiling.

The breakdown shows that the top consulting and analyst roles pull Miranda House's package ceiling up to ₹24,00,000, while the broad middle of placed students sits near the ₹9,00,000 average in technology and finance roles. Applicants from Economics, Statistics and Mathematics are best positioned for the highest-paying bands, whereas humanities students often target the education and social-sector roles or, more commonly, postgraduate admissions.

Placement Trend Analysis

Miranda House's placement trajectory over 2023 to 2025 is one of a strong dip-and-rebound. The average package was ₹8,97,000 in 2023, softened to ₹7,60,000 in 2024, then climbed to a three-year high of ₹9,00,000 in 2025. The highest package followed a similar V-shape: ₹21,50,000 in 2023, ₹19,25,000 in 2024, and a peak of ₹24,00,000 in 2025. The 2024 dip coincides with the year Hindu College displaced Miranda House from the NIRF college No.1 spot it had held for several years, pushing Miranda House to rank 2 in both NIRF 2024 and NIRF 2025; the 2025 rebound shows recruiter confidence returning even as the ranking held at 2.

For a 2026 aspirant, the meaningful signal is direction and consistency. The roughly 18% jump in average package between 2024 and 2025, combined with a record ₹24,00,000 high, indicates that Miranda House's premier consulting, tech and finance recruiters are extending stronger offers. Because placement participation is heavily skewed toward the quantitative streams, the trend is most reliable for Economics, Mathematics and B.Sc. students; arts students should weigh the college's standing as a higher-studies feeder, where its NAAC A+ grade and top-2 NIRF reputation carry weight in postgraduate admissions.