B.Com

No, Loyola College, Chennai BCom admission is now closed. Students can however, still connect with the admission desk to check if any vacant seats are remaining to be filled. Candidates who fulfill BCom eligibility criteria can apply from admission portal online or offline.

Classes for BCom in Computer Applications, Accounting & Finance and BCom (hons) at Loyola College, Chennai are conducted from 8:15 am till 1:15 pm. Rest of the BCom courses have a different time for classes which matches other UG courses of Loyola Chennai.

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 BCom fee is between INR 95,400 - INR 5.1 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. 

Students with good academic performance and attendance record are eligible for the merit scholarship offered by college. For scholarships under Government schemes, students can check the eligibility and other details on the MahaDBT portal.

The college provides merit scholarships to students. It is based on academic performance and attendance of the applicant throughout the year. Other than this, scholarships as per the MahaDBT schemes are also provided to students.

VVUC offers two BCom courses. Both of them are offered for three years and in full-time mode. The total fee for the entire duration is NR 65,370 and INR 1.08 Lacs for BCom and BMS respectively. Also, the institute provides placement opportunities as well. The highest package offered to BMS students was INR 3.9 LPA, as per the latest placement report.

The course is offered for three years. The syllabus is divided in six semesters. Each semester includes many subjects. Every subject has a particular number of credits. Some first year BCom subjects are Commerce-I (Introduction to Business), Fundamentals of Startups, Negotiation Skills, etc.

The core subjects taught in both of the courses are different. However, some common first semester subjects are Content Writing, Rural studies I, etc. Curriculum is divided in six semesters. Students get to learn many core subjects during the course.    

The Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) has more number of seats, i.e. 480. The college offers total 180 seats in BMS. Seat allotment in both courses are done by the college only. It is completely based on Class 12 marks of applicants. The college releases multiple merit lists after application deadline.