Loyola College, Chennai

Here’s how you could evaluate your course curriculum based on the points mentioned: --- 1. Relevance and Comprehensiveness Positives: If the curriculum includes up-to-date and relevant topics that align with industry standards or current academic trends. Courses with practical components such as case studies, internships, or real-world projects. Availability of electives that allow specialization in areas of interest. Negatives (if any): Outdated topics or lack of integration with emerging trends (e.g., data analysis, sustainability, etc.). Limited options for interdisciplinary learning. --- 2. Decision to Choose the Course Specific aspects that might have influenced your decision: The course offering a solid foundation in core subjects (e.g., economics, statistics, etc.). Availability of specialized subjects such as development economics, econometrics, or other niche areas. Reputation

year wise fees is 30,000. Scholarship and financial aid are available for students who have good merit score and financial aid for those who earn below a particular level of income, per semester we pay 15,000 - 17,000 depends on the semester

The main major plus point in studying in Loyola is the annual festival called Ovations, which is done by the departments and we also have departmentnal events and intercollegiate events, were our students take part and win trophies representating our college and also we have hostel day

Proximity, Academic Reputation, Affordability, Curriculum, campus life, the campus placement is amazing offered from Loyola. Admission process isn't there for every course, for some courses, personally I didn't have any eligibility exam or anything, but cutoffs are there for admission

The method of our faculties in correcting our papers are very lenient, the process isn't very complexes or rigid, the marks are given genoursly, biased isn't shown when it comes to correcting our papers, exams depends from semesters to semesters, we had 6 subjects in 1st semester and 4 in 5th

right after class, we as a group we go for a small tea hangout just to get from the hangover of classes, which is really amazing to enjoy moments with our boys, we have amazing cafes and other restaurants and parks nearby where we can chill