TNDALU application 2023 last date extended till June 10; know registration details
Magdhi Diksha | May 31, 2023 | 07:07 PM IST | 1 min read
TNDALU 2023 dates extended by 10 days; Candidates can register online at tndalu.ac.in. Know TNDALU exam fees online payment 2023 and admission details.
NEW DELHI: The Tamil Nadu Dr Ambedkar Law University has extended TNDALU admission 2023-24 application last date to June 10. Candidates can complete the TNDALU online application on the official website emsecure.in/tnlaw23/. Students can register by completing TNDALU application form 2023 using their name, mobile number, email ID and date of birth.
The TNDALU exam fees online payment 2023 is Rs 500 for SC and ST applicants and Rs 1000 for other candidates. The candidates applying through NRI quota will need to pay 200 US dollar through a demand draft made in favour of the registrar.
Students who have already registered for school of excellence in law, Chennai online application 2023 are now awaiting TNDALU results. As per the official notice, there are 156 seats available for admission to integrated degree courses. Out of this, 15% of seats are reserved for NRI candidates. Further, there is no age limit for application to www.tndalu.ac.in admission 2023 to 2024.
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After the TNDALU admission 2023-24 application last date is over, the university will create a rank list based on the applications submitted for school of excellence in law, chennai online application 2023. Following this, counselling dates will be declared on the official website of TNDALU at tndalu.ac.in.
The selection criteria for tndalu.ac.in admission 2023 to 2024 is the percentage of marks obtained in the qualifying exam, that is, plus two exam. As per the official notice, the university will only consider the marks secured by students in the first attempt of plus two exams. This means that a student’s marks secured in the supplementary exam will not be considered for admission to TNDALU 2023.
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