One of my friends is from Miranda House, So I am telling you my opinion, particularly What I observed about Miranda and its students. Miranda's students are intelligent, and the popular perception is that they are feminists.  When it comes to female equality and other gender-sensitive issues, they are always vocal.  To give you an idea, I believe the mood in Miranda represents liberation. Girls here do not tend to wallow in self-pity. Instead, they hone their extracurricular skills by participating in a variety of activities, theaters, and cultural events.  The students here are really open-minded and equally hard working. Unlike the IITs, which are almost entirely male-dominated, Miranda’s students portray class and dignity. 

Initially, girls don’t feel good studying in an all-girls college especially the ones who have previously studied in a girls school but then after some time, they get an idea of how good the college is.  Miranda College itself is such an opportunity to speak up, putting the opinions forward, and deal with the situation. The hostel life is amazing. People would go on the terrace and enjoy their hostel life. There are many incidents such as pouring cold water on someone who is getting ready or making Maggi using emulsion rods in plastic buckets. There used to be a rush entering into the hostel seconds before the curfew time.  The faculty at Miranda college is best, friendly, and interactive. They will guide a student whenever required and will be a helping hand in difficult times. There were girls every time in the hostel be it day or night. No one can feel lonely there. It's a good college and there are many things one can learn there. So, all the best for your future.

Among these institutes, Hindu College is better. Only SRCC, Stephens, and LSR can be considered in the same league as Hindu. It has a good reputation among recruiters. The placement cell is active and invites many companies to the placement drive. According to the recent placement statistics, the average CTC offered to the students is INR 8.4 LPA.  Hansraj is also a decent option. National Social Service and other clubs are quite active. Miranda House is on the same level as Hansraj in terms of studies. It is more preferred among students since it is situated right next to the metro station. 

Both Miranda House and LSR are reputed colleges of DU, and have made significant contributions to women’s education in the country. You should choose one of these two colleges, based on the course of your choice. Miranda House is known for its science courses and LSR is the best college for arts.  MH and LSR offer unique campus life. If you want to experience the much-talked-about DU campus life, choose MH. You can gate-crash into fests and events of other colleges of DU. LSR is more posh, infrastructure-wise, and offers an enviable campus experience. 

If one believes there is intense competition for admission to Miranda, then one is in for a rude awakening after admission. Because admission cut-offs are typically around 90%+, everyone in your batch is as good as you, if not better. The faculty is incredibly inspiring.  Almost every batch has a few students pursuing a Ph.D. from top world universities such as LSE, Harvard, and others. The academic pressure is low, which gives more time to focus on extracurriculars.  The curriculum might feel a little repetitive. The teachers mainly focus on theoretical learning. It has the best infrastructure after SRCC. The hostels have been upgraded, with hygienic eateries. The culture is very liberal. They have a ragging-free institution. Overall it's an amazing college with more amazing people. You will not regret being a part of Miranda House. From the faculty to the staff members and also your fellow classmates are very cooperative and helpful.