B.com. in Computer Applications 

at Loyola College, Nungambakkam

The course fee for a three-year BCom (Hons) at Loyola College is INR 81,800 - 4.6 lakh. At Loyola College, BCom is taught in the second, shift which comes under the Self-Financing category. The mentioned fee is for the students who have studied from the CBSE board and may vary for other board passed-outs.

Admission to BCom course at Loyola College is merit-based. As per the Loyola College fee structure, there is a difference between the fee range of shift-1, which comes in aided category and shift-2, which comes in the Self-Financed category. The given course fee is for the students who have studied from the CBSE board, it may vary for HSC and other boards. Find detailed information related to BCom admission in the table below:

Eligibility: Class 12 with Commerce/ Business Studies, Accountancy, Economics/ Computer Science, Mathematics/ Business Mathematic, Statistics or any other

Loyola College offers BCom via the School of Commerce & Economics. The BCom course is offered in multiple specialisations lasting for three-years. Loyola College is a leading institute in higher education, located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The college has been ranked on 7th position by NIRF 2023 in 'College' category.

As per the students’ reviews on the Shiksha page, Loyola College recorded 70% placements recently for courses like BSc, BCom and MCA, etc. The key highlights of Loyola College placements are presented below:

Note: The data mentioned above has been taken from students’ reviews on the Shiksha page.

Loyola College, Chennai provides various degree courses at the UG level in B.A. B.Com B.Sc. B.Voc BBA BCA and B. M. under different specializations. The duration of each of the courses is three years. All the courses under the stream of Arts, Science & Commerce are offered by the college in two shifts Shift I (Aided) & Shift II (Self-Supporting). The timing of Shift I classes is 8:15 A. M. 1:15 P. M. and Shift II classes is 1:30 P. M 6:30 P. M. Minimum eligibility for UG courses is pass in HSC or Plus two examination in any relevant stream from recognised board. Selection to UG courses is done on the basis of merit in the qualifying examination followed by an interview.

Admission at Loyola College is done through online mode. Interested candidates need to visit the official website to apply for their respective courses. Candidates can refer to the steps below to fill out the application form:

Step 1: Visit the official website.

Step 2: Click on the "Admission" tab.

Step 3: Click on the "Online Admission Portal".

Step 4: Fill in the required details, including personal and educational details.

Step 5: Upload the required documents.

Step 6: Complete the application process by paying the application fee.

The admission process of Loyola College is merit and entrance-based. Candidates are shortlisted based on their merit in the last qualifying examination or college-level entrance test for PG courses. Aspirants must also meet eligibility for admission.

According to the College Prospectus, 100% placement was recorded in the Department of LIAC (Loyola - International Academic Collaboration) during the placement drive 2025. The highest package offered in 2025 was 9 LPA. In 2024, the highest package was 22.5 LPA. 

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.

Loyola College is divided into Shift 1 and Shift 2. Shift 1 contains the fees payable by candidates who fall within the aided group. Shift 2 contains the fee information applicable to self serving candidates. There are also 3 sub categories which includes different fee amounts. 

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:

1. Jesuit Education Support (JES)
2. Government Scholarships
3. Private Scholarships