St Joseph University Chennai: Fees, Admission 2026, Courses, Cutoff, Ranking, Placement

i choose this college because, according to me i like colleges which have very good events in them as extra co-carricular activities are good and i like them also faculties are fair enough in every fields

This was my first and last option, I chose yhis college because it give extra curriculum courses to develop our skills and there was no entrance exam when I came here to apply for the admission, they accept everyone because they give chance to everyone. If you dont get accepted it'll be because the course that you wanna take is fullly occupied.

I did not apply to any other colleges, it was just SJU. And i got a confirmation email and the was an interview, and i got selected. The admission process was through their website, nothing offline. This includes the payment of the fees and everything.

I didn't check with any other colleges. It got the recommendation about this college by cousin who said it was nice. Firstly we have to apply online, they will not ask you the results of any other entrance tests l. But once after you applied, they will schedule an entrance test of their own or they will interview with some basic knowledge questions, and about the basics of the subjects you have selected for your degree. If you clear it you have to pay the fee. They might say the cut off is 70% in pu, but if you clear their interview or the xam they will give the admission.

I actually only applied to St. Joseph's University. The application processes were simple enough. The reason I chose this college over others were because I simply did not care much about which college I go to. Long as it had a good atmosphere. The College also HAD an amazing physics program, where research was collaborated with IIA and IISC but it is no longer there. Also the college has an amazing Observatory which unfortunately is undergoing renovations right now, for the next 2 years. The College seemed very simple and I liked it. The eligibility criteria is to have passed all your 12th exams and to have 60% minimum. Certain courses have entrance exam but mine did not. What I understood over the last 2 years is that, the admission process is more so based on first come first basis. Also having money helps. You also have to accept your offer letter within 2 days of receiving it otherwise it will get rescinded. And you have to accept it by paying the fees for the entire year.