Loyola College has a service unit dedicated to help deserving students with scholarships called the Loyola Student Support Services. This department helps students by offering Scholarships, Management Fee Concession, Jesuit Educational Support schemes, and Academic assistance. The institute provides private scholarships and management fee concessions to the economically weaker and deserving students where in the refugees, migrants and victims of natural disaster are given preference.
- Scholarship Procedure: Students who wish to apply for, or renew scholarship can have the application forms from the College Office. The correctly filled in application should reach the College Office on time or before the due date. Scholarship holding students must open a savings bank account in a national bank, wherein the amount will be credited directly by the Government.
- Eligibility: Loyola Students belonging to SC, ST, SCC community are eligible for apply the Scholarships from the UG, PG, M.Phil, and Ph.D level. The UG student family income has no limit, while the PG students family annual income should not be more then INR 2.50 LPA.
- Post Matric Scholarship eligibility: Students belonging to any religion, such as Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists, Jain and Parsis are eligible. Students are expected to have minimum 50% marks in the previous year final examination with their annual family income not exceding INR 2 LPA.
Check below the other Loyola College Scholarships:
- Management scholarship: Nevette Scholarship and Jesuit Educational Support (JES) are two management scholarships.
- Non-Government scholarship: Integrated Village Development Project (IVDP), Krishnagiri - Higher Education Scholarship helps Orphan and Semi orphan students studying in the colleges. The IVDP supports students with INR 10,000 for orphan students and INR 7,500 for semi orphan students as scholarship.
- Post Matric Scholarship: This scholarships includes BC Minority Scholarship, and SC, ST, SCC(Converted Christian) Community scholarship.
- Pudhumai Penn Scheme
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Loyola College Scholarship FAQs
Given below are the FAQs about scholarships at Loyola College:
Loyola College BCom fee is between INR 95,400 - INR 5.08 lakh. Loyola College, Chennai BCom courses have a different fee amount between specialisations. This difference comes from course category as well as a candidate's Class 12 board. The programme category varies upon the Shift type, namely Aided and Self-supported. Candidates can also acquire scholarships on the basic of their background.
Loyola College, Chennai BCom courses in aided category have a course fees between INR 16,175 - INR 16,350. Candidates who passed Class 12 board exams conducted by CBSE / ISE are charged the highest BCom fees.
Rest of the candidates will be charged a slightly lower amount.
Loyola College's cost of BSc programme ranges from INR 87,700 - INR 3.8 lakh. This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. Candidates must pay the application fee of INR 200.
The college offers an exemption from registration fees for ST/SC students. The institution will also charge other fees which are to be paid during admission. Provisionally selected candidates must pay the prescribed fees through credit card, debit card, Net banking, or cash at any branch of Axis Bank.
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Student Forum
Answered a year ago
The list of documents that are required to fill the Loyola College scholarship form are:
- Income certificate
- 10th marksheet
- Aadhaar card
- Ration card
- Community Certificate copy
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 years ago
Yes, Loyola College does offer scholarships for the BA course. There are different kinds of scholarships, including Management Fee Concession, Jesuit Educational Support, etc. Furthr, the college aslo provides academic assistance such as remedial programs, peer learning, special English coaching, AC
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 years ago
Loyola College offers scholarships to students who falls under below mentioned any category:
- Students with poor finacial background.
- Good academic background.
- Students who belongs to refugees.
- Studnets who are victims of natural disaster.
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 weeks ago
The Loyola College Placement report for 2025-2026 is out. As per the placement drive of 2025-2026 the average package offered to a Loyola college student stood at INR 6.06 LPA, while the highest package offered is INR 15 LPA. The median package is INR 6.89 LPA.
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Contributor-Level 8
Answered a month ago
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Loyola College offers three educational support through Loyola Students Support Services (LSSS). LSSS identifies and provides private scholarships and management fee concessions to poor and deserving students where refugees, migrants, and victims of natural disasters are given preference. The scholarships are: