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The BA application fee for Loyola College must be paid once students are offered final admission. The fees are tabulated below:CourseApplication FeeUGINR 150PGINR 200Provisionally selected candidates must pay the prescribed fees through credit card, debit card, Net banking, or cash at any branch of Axis Bank.NOTE: Candidates belonging to the SC and ST category are exempt from the application fee.

Loyola College accepts the application form through online mode. Interested candidates need to visit the official website to apply for their respective courses. Find below the step-wise process to fill Loyola College BA application form 2024:Step 1: Visit the official website.Step 2: Click on the "Admission" tab.Step 3: Click on the "Online Admission Portal".Step 4: Fill in the required details, including personal and educational details.Step 5: Upload the required documents.Step 6: Complete the application process by paying an amount of INR 150 (for UG) & INR 200 (for PG) as an application fee.

As per the Loyola College admission guidelines, there are no fixed percentage for admission to the BA course. However, candidates must atleast have a basic percentage (50% aggregate) in their Class 12 exam. The college offers the BA course in different specialisations, including  Sociology, Tamil Literature,  History, etc.

After completing class 12th exam, students can join the BA course at Loyola College by visiting the official website of the college. Admission to all the courses is merit-based. 

As per the  Loyola College course policy, the BA course is only available for boys students except for the Bachelor's degree in French. Girls candidates are offered admission in BA French, a three year full-time degree. Admission is entirely based on candidates performance in the last qualifying exam. Eligible students just have to visit the official website of Loyola College and apply for the to the BA course.

Yes, Loyola College Chennai offers a three-year BA course in humanities and language. Admission to this course is merit-based. Economics, Sociology,  French, Tamil Literature, etc., are a few of the specialisatins offered under the BA course. Loyola College BA admission is based on candidates peformance in the class tweleve exams. Eligible candidates must apply via the officail website of Loyola College.

Yes, you can do MBA after BA from MGU. An MBA is one of India's most adaptable post-graduate programmes. It is the only post-graduate degree programme that accepts students from a variety of backgrounds. As per multiple sources, about 60% of MBA holders come from non-business backgrounds in India. MBA after BA, on the other hand, is a somewhat unusual and doable choice. Read more about MBA Admissions 2024 to get complete details about the course.

MGU BA in Economics is one of the popular programmes. The course specialisation studies the optimal use of resources and concentrates on the major conceptual bifurcations of Economics, namely Macroeconomics and Microeconomics. It revolves around the current economic trends, operation of an economy, and more. The following BA subjects are generally available under the Economics specialisation:EconometricsIntroduction to Statistical Methods in EconomicsIntroductory MacroeconomicsEconomics of BankingThe Economics of LabourEconomic Analysis of AgricultureBusiness Economics

There are various employment opportunities for BA degree holders. MGU is one of the popular universities in Kerala. Students with a BA degree can find jobs in different sectors, such as Management, Business, Healthcare, Tourism, and Hospitality, etc. The graduates wanting to go for postgradudate programmes, can opt for Master of Arts (MA) after BA for further specialisation and in-depth knowledge of a subject. Moreover, the degree holders can apply for various government jobs as well. 

Yes, the Mahatma Gandhi University Kerala reserves seats for candidates belonging to SC/ST/SEBC candidates. There are seats reserved under the Sports/Cultural/PD Quota as well. At the aided colleges, the seat bifurcation is as follows:Open quota seats: 50% in the case of aided/aided forward community Colleges and 40% in the case of aided backward Community CollegesFor SC/ST candidates: 15% for SC and 5% for ST categoriesCommunity Merit Quota Seats: 10% in the case of aided/aided forward community Colleges and 20% in the case of aided backward Community Colleges