Loyola College

Admission Process: Admission to all undergraduate courses (including BCA) is merit-based, except for Media courses where students need to qualify Loyola Visual Aptitude Test (LoVAT).Eligibility Criteria for BCA: Candidates must have passed Class 12 in Mathematics, Business Maths or Statistics as one of the subjects from a recognised board. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Loyola College page. (https://www.shiksha.com/college/loyola-college-nungambakkam-Chennai-1108/courses/bca-bc). I hope this will help you.

The aggregate marks for the M.Com is 50% and above. Some colleges are now taking M.Com distance entrance exams. Thank you.

Yes, after class 12th commerce ,b.com CS is the is good option candidate must have passed 12th class with 45%.
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Hi Daya Loyola College in India requires students to maintain a minimum IB of 24 in order to stand a good chance to get admission into Loyola College. Students must also participate in other activities like sports, lead some projects, community services to improve chances of admission. So just go for it

As most of the students apply for various courses in the college you should have above 90-95% in 12th. You should score high marks in your major subjects. Try to apply for morning and evening shifts and other optional courses as well. But there is really huge competition for Commerce courses. Everything you want to be is the best.

Yes, either Maths or business Maths in higher secondary class is compulsory for the admission in Loyola for B.Com.

It is around 41000 Rs.

T is important to have a B.Com or BBA degree to become eligible for the M.Com programme at Loyola College. The admission is based entirely on.

Yes, ofcourse you are eligible for M.Com.You just have to clear the PG entrance for the college.

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