Loyola College Nungambakkam Chennai Answered Questions

There a few ways you can make through Loyola:
1. Score enough marks and apply for admission you'll get through
2. If you're a Christian, you'll anyway get it
3. There a few brokers around the city,try finding one of them and get you're work done.
4. Wherever you are from, get a letter of recommendation from a very respectable father (Priest in the Church) and submit it along with the admission form.

Hi Sonali!
No, Loyola College does not offer fashion design course. You can find the top 10 colleges offering fashion design here on this link https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/ranking/top-fashion-design-colleges-in-india/94-2-0-0-0.

For admission to courses offered by Loyola College, candidates can download the prospectus along with the application form available at the official university website. Candidates should fill-in all the details and submit the form along with the processing fee within the stipulated time. An application number will be generated upon successful submission of fee.
In order to submit the application form successfully, the applicant should follow the below given steps:
Step 1: Registration through Online Application Portal
Candidate should log on to the online application portal and register by entering the following personal details such as applicant name, date of birth, mobile number, email ID etc. As soon as the registration is complete, students will be sent a Username and Password which will be their login credentials next time they log on to the registration portal.
Step 2: Filling-in the Basic and Specific details
Upon logging in through the provided credentials (Username and Password), candidates will be required to fill the application form with their basic details (Gender, Caste, Address) along with Specific Details (Special category, Differently abled) and educational qualifications (Subject, Marks etc)
Step 3: Attaching the Documents
Candidates should attach the scanned copies of the necessary supporting documents such as mark statement, community certificate etc. Once the candidate checks all the information and verify and confirm all the details mentioned in the form, the application is generated and no further change will be permitted.
Step 4: Payment of Application Fee
The cost of each application along with the processing fee is INR 150 for UG, INR 200 for PG and INR 500 for M.Phil. In case of SC/ST candidates, the fee is INR 123 for UG, INR 158 for PG and INR 500 for M.Phil.
Candidates can pay the application fee through Credit Card/ Debit Card/ Net Banking or Cash in any branch of Axis Bank as per your convenience. After the payment of application fee, an application number will be generated and the status will be sent to the candidate by SMS or through mail.
Note: The applicant can apply for any number of courses eligible to him/her. After the payment, an application number will be created for each course. The applicants should take the printout of each application after the registration and payment.

For admission to courses offered by Loyola College, candidates can download the prospectus along with the application form available at the official university website. Candidates should fill-in all the details and submit the form along with the processing fee within the stipulated time. An application number will be generated upon successful submission of fee. In order to submit the application form successfully, the applicant should follow the below given steps: Step 1: Registration through Online Application Portal Candidate should log on to the online application portal and register by entering the following personal details such as applicant name, date of birth, mobile number, email ID etc. As soon as the registration is complete, students will be sent a Username and Password which will be their login credentials next time they log on to the registration portal. Step 2: Filling-in the Basic and Specific details Upon logging in through the provided credentials (Username and Password), candidates will be required to fill the application form with their basic details (Gender, Caste, Address) along with Specific Details (Special category, Differently abled) and educational qualifications (Subject, Marks etc) Step 3: Attaching the Documents Candidates should attach the scanned copies of the necessary supporting documents such as mark statement, community certificate etc. Once the candidate checks all the information and verify and confirm all the details mentioned in the form, the application is generated and no further change will be permitted. Step 4: Payment of Application Fee The cost of each application along with the processing fee is INR 150 for UG, INR 200 for PG and INR 500 for M.Phil. In case of SC/ST candidates, the fee is INR 123 for UG, INR 158 for PG and INR 500 for M.Phil. Candidates can pay the application fee through Credit Card/ Debit Card/ Net Banking or Cash in any branch of Axis Bank as per your conve

Hi, Please follow the link below of college website wherein you can find the Prospectus and eligibility criteria for admission before filling up the application form
http://www.loyolacollege.edu/
http://erp.loyolacollege.edu/loyolaonline/application/loginManager/youLogin.jsp.

Hello Isha,
Admissions to Loyola college, Chennai, begins from the time of announcement of result of HSC by concerned board in TN. Process is through online only. Nothing to be sent to college by post or courier. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information.
http://www.loyolacollege.edu/admission/

Hi Shreya!
The entrance test has basic questions relating to the film industry and other media etc. They can also present you with scenarios and ask you to sketch it out. You just have to have a basic idea about the film industry. For example, what editing software they use, etc.
Then there are three interviews that you'll have to attend, one with the department staff, the Father principal and one with someone from the Media Industry. You should have your portfolio prepared containing all the works that you have done so far. They'll ask only general questions so need to worry.