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can i take home loan from two institutions in india?

i want to have a home loan from my employer in india.this gives me 80 % of money required.I want to get rest 20 % from a bank etc. as home loan.But i will have to mortgage my property with my employer.In that case what are my chances of getting another home loan from some bank etc.Does any bank provides home loans without mortgaging the property?
Update: I checked and found that there is a mechanism called Pari-passu agreement which allows an agreement between two lending parties to share the loan.Many indian banks offer this facility like HDFC and Allahabad bank.

no bank in India gives 100% loan. so second mortgage for remaining amount is not possible as the primary lender will not permit.

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