Loyola College offers merit-based admissions, with a preference for high academic achievers and Roman Catholic or Christian students. No entrance exam is required, and the application process includes verification of marks and course shift allocation. The college boasts excellent teaching and infrastructure, with a faculty of about 21 professors, equally distributed in two shifts, who are supportive and innovative. The student-to-faculty mentoring ratio is 10:1, encouraging personal guidance. The college conducts quizzes, exhibitions, and assessments, with 50% of marks from continuous internal assessments and 50% from semester exams.
Undergraduate programs span 6 semesters, while postgraduate courses have 4. The fee structure varies by department, with Mathematics costing approximately Rs. 20,000 per year, and high-demand courses like Computer Science and Commerce around Rs. 80,000 annually. Fees are lower for government-aided (first shift) compared to management-based (second shift) programs. Scholarships and fee concessions are offered, especially for financially challenged students, with transport fees waived and part-time job opportunities available. Loyola College is renowned for its placement record, with 60-70% of students securing jobs.
Around 100 top companies like Amazon, TCS, and Deloitte participate in campus placements. The highest package last year was 21 lakhs from Adobe, with the current year’s peak at 13 lakhs from Accenture, and average packages between 3-8 lakhs per annum. Students are eligible for placements from their 5th semester, with internships offered to final-year students. The college also provides scholarships targeting economically disadvantaged students, including SC/ST/MBC/BC communities, with financial aid available throughout the academic journey.
Annual course fees range from INR 18,000 to INR 50,000, with exam fees between INR 1,300 to INR 2,000 per semester. Loyola Student Support Services (LSSS) facilitates scholarship applications, ensuring support for low-income and vulnerable students.
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