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Bachelor in Vocational Studies [B.Voc.] Digital Journalism

at Loyola College

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Fees

Fees at Loyola College for the Bachelor of Business Administration [BBA] program consist of an initial course fee of 47,410 INR. The admission fee is 1,500 INR. The tuition fee decreases annually, starting at 48,000 INR for the first year, reducing to 42,000 INR for the second year, with a further reduction expected in the third year. While specific scholarships are not directly offered by the college, financial aid mechanisms are in place to assist those unable to pay the full fees.

For certain categories, such as SC/ST, the college offers reduced fees and additional scholarships. For the BBA program with a France component, fees are 93,000 INR per semester in India, with additional costs for the semesters in France amounting to approximately 20 lakhs INR per year. Examination fees apply and vary based on the subject papers.

Eligibility

Applicants need to have passed class 12 or an equivalent examination from a recognised board; the vocational stream is generally open to candidates from any subject group, though language ability in English matters for the coursework. Loyola College admits to this programme on the merit of the qualifying examination, in most cases combined with an interview or an aptitude and writing assessment, and applications are made through the college's own admission portal during the announced window. The minimum aggregate demanded, the community and category-wise allotment under Tamil Nadu norms, and the final merit bar are decided by the college for each admission year. Read the current admission notification for dates and the exact subject requirements before applying.

About Bachelor in Vocational Studies [B.Voc.] Digital Journalism

The B.Voc. in Digital Journalism at Loyola College, Chennai, is a skills-first undergraduate degree that trains students to report and publish for online and mobile audiences rather than for print alone. Coursework covers news writing and reporting, interviewing, media law and ethics, photography, audio and video production, editing software, data journalism, search and social media distribution, and building and running a digital publication, with general education papers alongside. Because it is a vocational degree, a large share of the credit sits in studio work, field assignments and internships with media houses, and students leave with a portfolio of published work. It suits students who want newsroom practice early instead of waiting for postgraduate study, and it leads to roles as reporters, sub-editors and content producers in digital news outlets, video and podcast teams, corporate communication, and social media and content roles in Chennai's media and agency market.

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