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Top University Details 3D.Xlsx Institute Name MIRANDA HOUSE India Rankings 2017 ID Discipline Details of Top Universities where your graduates have been admitted for higher studies S.No. Name of the student of your Graduating year PG/PhD program in where Name of the top Year of institution of the student student has been admitted university/institutions admission ENGLISH 1 Abhilasha 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 2 Aditi Upmanyu 2016 M.A English J.N.U. 2016 3 Alina Qureshi 2016 M.A English Jamia Milia Islamia 2016 4 Alokita Verma 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 5 Ananya Misra 2016 Masters in Comparative Indian University of Delhi 2016 Literature 6 Asmita Jain 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 7 Bandana Sapam 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 8 Chanamthabam Ronika 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 9 Chintanbala Rajkumari 2016 M.A English Amity University 2016 10 Deepika 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 11 Diksha Beniwal 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 12 Divya Banerjee 2016 Law Amity University, Lucknow 2016 13 Divya Singh 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 14 Hanan Fatima 2016 Law School SOAS, London 2016 15 Helena Pebam 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 16 Imesenla 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 17 Kunchak Dolma 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 18 Madhurima Sen 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 19 Mandeep Kaur Saini 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 20 Manjari Singh 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 21 Mayuri Saikia 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 22 Medhavi Kimothi 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 23 Pinky Singh 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 24 Pooja Rawat 2016 M.A English IGNOU 2016 25 Prerna Deep 2016 LL.B. University of Delhi 2016 26 Rachana Bhattacharjee 2016 M.A English University of Edinburgh 2016 27 Raveena Chaudhary 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 28 Seemita Bhattacharya 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 29 Shibangi Dash 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 30 Shruti Kirti 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 31 Sindhoora Pemmaraju 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 32 Surbhi Meena 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 S.No. Name of the student of your Graduating year PG/PhD program in where Name of the top Year of institution of the student student has been admitted university/institutions admission 33 Sushmita Sen 2016 M.A English University of Delhi 2016 HINDI 1 Abhilasha 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 2 Anchal 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 3 Anjali 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 4 Antika 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 5 Astha 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 6 Bhavna 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 7 Deepmala Jaiswal 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 8 Homeshwari 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 9 Ilma 2016 M.A. SOL, University of Delhi 2016 10 Jyoti Mishra 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 11 Kanchan 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 12 Kiran Bisht 2016 M.A. SOL, University of Delhi 2016 13 Mamta 2016 M.A. SOL, University of Delhi 2016 14 Manisha Singh 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 15 Meenakshi 2016 M.A. SOL, University of Delhi 2016 16 Nimma 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 17 Nishu Singh 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 18 Pooja Azad 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 19 Pooja Rani 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 20 Raj Kumari 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 21 Rekha 2016 M.A. SOL, University of Delhi 2016 SANSKRIT 1 Aayushi 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 2 Babita 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 3 Kajal 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 4 Kavita Shukla 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 5 Monika 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 6 Monika Choudhary 2016 M.A. SOL, University of Delhi 2016 7 Neetu Choudhary 2016 M.A. SOL, University of Delhi 2016 8 Pooja 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 9 Rachna 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 10 Rashmi 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 11 Rita Jiyal 2016 M.A. Jawahar Lal Nehru University, 2016 Delhi 12 Roshan Aara 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 13 Shikha Pathak 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 S.No. Name of the student of your Graduating year PG/PhD program in where Name of the top Year of institution of the student student has been admitted university/institutions admission 14 Shubhra 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 15 Smriti Bala 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 16 Srishti Joshi 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 17 Sushma Suman 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 18 Sushmita Sharma 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 19 Swayamprabha 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 BENGALI 1 Anamita Manna 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 2 Moniks Das 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 3 Puja Das 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 4 Rakhi Hatua 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 5 Sushmita Dey 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 ECONOMICS 1 Aarushi Gupta 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 2 Aishwarya Joshi 2016 M.A. University of Delhi 2016 3 Akansha Pattnaik 2016 MBA IIM, Lucknow 2016 4 Ananya Goyal 2016 M.So.Sc. Economics (by National University of Singapore 2016 Research) 5 Ankita Singh 2016 MA in public policy Jindal school of government and 2016 6 Arpita Meena 2016 M.A. Economicspublic Jaipur policy, O P jindal global 2016 7 Arunima Chakrabarty 2016 M.Sc Financial Economics Madras School of Economics 2016 8 Arushi Gupta 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics, 2016 9 Ashu gupta 2016 M.A.University Delhi School of ofDelhi Economics 2016 10 Ayushi Verma 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School Of Economics, DU 2016 11 Deeksha Sahu 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 12 Diksha 2016 M.A.Education Ambedkar university 2016 13 Falak arora 2016 Msc economics IGIDR 2016 14 Gauri Pandey 2016 M.A Economics (Applied Madras School of Economics 2016 Quantitative Finance) 15 Gunjita Gupta 2016 Masters of Philosophy, University of Oxford 2016 Economics 16 Himanshi Sharma 2016 M. A. Public Policy and Azim Premji University 2016 17 Isha Sagar 2016Governance MA Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 18 Kriti 2016 M.A. Economics DSE 2016 19 Mansi Mehta 2016 M.A. Economics Ambedkar University Delhi 2016 20 Nikita Dhiwan 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 21 Pragya Yadav 2016 MA Economics Delhi school of economics 2016 22 Priyanka Gupta 2016 Masters in Global Business SP Jain School of Global 2016 Management 23 Riya Binji 2016 M.A. Economics Gokhale Institute, Pune 2016 24 Ruby Mittal 2016 MSc in Economics for University of Oxford 2016 Development S.No. Name of the student of your Graduating year PG/PhD program in where Name of the top Year of institution of the student student has been admitted university/institutions admission 25 Saloni Singhal 2016 MBA SP Jain School of Global 2016 Management 26 Shivani 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 27 Shruti Singh 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 28 Shubhani Singh 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 29 Sonal Garg 2016 M.A. Economics Ambedkar University Delhi 2016 30 Sukirti Singla 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 31 Swati 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 32 Tenzing 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 33 Tshering Dolma Bhutia 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 34 Tulika R Patra 2016 M.A. Economics Delhi School of Economics 2016 35 Varnita Pasula 2016 M.Sc Financial Economics Madras School of Economics 2016 36 Vidushi Jalota 2016 MBA IIFT, Kolkata 2016 37 Vyshali Kottam 2016 M.A. Public Policy Jindal School of Government and 2016 HISTORY 1 Angom Bigyalini 2016 M.A., CHSPublic JNU Policy, O.P. Jindal Global 2016 2 Apoorva Singh 2016 M.A. MDU,Rohtak 2016 3 Bhavya Chauhan 2016 M.A., Department of History University of Delhi 2016 4 Deborah 2016 LLB, Law Faculty University of Delhi 2016 5 Fatima Hamid 2016 M.A. JNU 2016 6 Gulshan 2016 M.A., Department of History University of Delhi 2016 7 Harsha Gautam 2016 M.A. JNU 2016 8 Ishani Singh 2016 M.A. Ashoka University 2016 9 Keisham Tampha 2016 M.A., Department of History University of Delhi 2016 10 Naaz Fatima 2016 M.A., Department of History University of Delhi 2016 11 Parveen Shaba 2016 M.A., Department of History University of Delhi 2016 12 Prarthana Basu 2016 M.A., Department of History Manipal University 2016 13 Priyanka Sahani 2016 M.A., Department of History University of Delhi 2016 14 Rubbal Gahrana 2016 M.A. JNU 2016 15 Shagolsem Chinglembi 2016 M.A. Mumbai 2016 16 Shubha Sisodia 2016 M.A. JNU 2016 17 Simran Sambhi 2016 M.A., Archaeology Deccan College 2016 18 Srijoni Gupta 2016 Diploma in Journalism IIMC 2016 19 Sushmita Nandini 2016 M.A. JNU 2016 20 Swati Pant 2016 Diploma in Journalism Hyderabad university 2016 21 Tanushree Meena 2016 M.A.
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