Chennai

Loyola College Chennai Admission 2018
Candidates can also check Loyola College Courses & Fees Structure. Key Points:. Key Points:. Step 1: Registration through Online Application Portal. Step 2: Filling-in the Basic and Specific details. Step 3: Attaching the Documents. Step 4: Payment ofApplicationFee. Applications:
General Candidates:INR 150 for UG and INR 200 for PG
SC/ST Candidates:INR 123 for UG and INR 158 for PG
Step 1: Registration through Online Application Portal
Candidate should log on to theOnline Application Portaland 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 andPassword 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 able) 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 and community certificate. The scanned copies must be in black and white and must not exceed size of 200 kb. Step 4: Payment of Application Fee
Candidates can pay the application fee through Credit Card/ Debit Card/ Net Banking or by Cash at any branch of Axis Bank (through Easy Pay) 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.

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