The Tamil Nadu National Law University
Dindigul Main Road, Navalurkuttappattu,
Tiruchirappalli – 620 027, Tamil Nadu, India
FAX: +91 431 269210
Admission to the B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) The degree Programme is purely on the basis of merit as assessed through a Common Law Admission Test conducted for the purpose. Classes usually begin on 1st week of July every year.
The number of seats
1. B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) – Maximum intake of 60 students
2. B.Com. LL.B.(Hons.) – Maximum intake of 60 students
Admissions to these programs are on merit, subject to rules of reservation, through the Common Law Admission Test only.
Seats Break up
All India Seats
General – 9
OBC – 14 + 1*
SC – 5
ST – 1*
Tamil Nadu Domicile
General – 8
General (T.N Government School Student Quota) – 1*
B.C(O) – 6
B.C (O) (T.N Government School Student Quota) – 1*
M.B.C / D.N.C – 5
M.B.C / D.N.C (T.N Government School Student Quota) – 0*
S.C(O) – 4
S.C(O) (T.N Government School Student Quota) – 0*
B.C(M) – 0
S.C(A) – 0
S.T – 1*
Wards of Kashmiri Migrants and Kashmiri Pandits / Kashmiri Hindu
Families (Non-Migrants) – 0
*For the T.N Government School Student Quota, a total of four seats are allotted. Of which, two seats are allotted to the General and BC(O) categories and the other 2 seats are to be allotted by the order of rotation in every admission i.e., M.B.C/DNC / S.C (O) / B.C (M) / S.C (A)/ST. For admission to the Academic Year 2022-23, the 2 seats under such rotation shall be given to MBC/DNC and SC (O). The rotation shall fall on the next three turns (BC(M)/ SC (A)/ ST) in the group for admission to the next academic year and shall continue so on and so forth. Where an adequate number of students studying in Government schools are not available for admission to the seats set apart on a preferential basis, such unfilled seats shall be filled up with the students who studied in private schools (Tamil Nadu Admission to Undergraduate Professional courses on preferential basis to students of Government Schools Act,2021 (Act No.14 of 2021).
**Out of the total intake of 120 seats, 6 seats are reserved for the NRI quota.
*** Admission for six NRI/OCI Quota will be advertised separately. For more details visit the university website.
**** Under horizontal reservation, Six (3+3) seats are reserved for Specially Abled Person (SAP) under the All India category and Tamil Nadu category (3 seats for each category) for both B.A. LL.B (Hons.) and B. Com. LL.B (Hons.) degree program.
***** One seat reserved for each of the following special categories under the Tamil Nadu category, in horizontal reservation:
Eminent Sports persons.
Sons/ daughters of Ex-servicemen
Fees
Tuition Fee – Per Annum – Rs. 1,00,000.00
Student Welfare Fund – Per Annum – Rs. 1,000.00
Examination Fee – Per Annum – Rs. 2,000.00
Library Fee – Per Annum – Rs. 5,000.00
Moot Court, Seminars, and Other Co-curricular – Per Annum – Rs. 5,000.00
Particulars of User Charges
Room Rent – Per Annum – Rs. 12,000.00
Mess Charges – Per Annum – Rs. 30,000.00
Internet – Per Annum – Rs. 5,000.00
Electricity – Per Annum – Rs. 12,000.00
Generator Diesel – Per Annum – Rs. 5,000.00
Water – Per Annum – Rs. 12,000.00
Security – Per Annum – Rs. 3,000.00
Sports and Games facilities – Per Annum – Rs. 3,000.00
Particulars of One-Time Charges
Campus Development Fund Fee – Rs. 5,000.00
Admission Fee – Rs. 5,000.00
Particulars of One-Time Charges
Library Deposit – Rs. 5,000.00
Hostel Deposit – Rs. 10,000.00 (Rs. 4,000.00 for SC/ST)
Mess Deposit – Rs. 5,000.00
General Category – Per Annum – Rs. 2,23,000.00
SC/ST Category – Per Annum – Rs. 2,17,000.00 (All India SC/ST) and
Rs. 1,17,000.00 (TN SC/ST)
Admission to the B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) The degree Programme is purely on the basis of merit as assessed through a Common Law Admission Test conducted for the purpose. Classes usually begin on 1st July every year.
The number of seats
1. B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) – Maximum intake of 60 students
2. B.Com. LL.B.(Hons.) – Maximum intake of 60 students
Admissions to these programs are on merit, subject to rules of reservation, through the Common Law Admission Test only.
Category and Reservation of Seats
The total intake capacity shall be 114 (One Hundred and Fourteen) for AY 2022-23. Seats shall be reserved as follows:
Tamil Nadu
General – 16
General (T.N Government School Student Quota) – 1*
B.C(O) – 13
B.C (O) (T.N Government School Student Quota) – 1*
M.B.C / D.N.C – 10
M.B.C / D.N.C (T.N Government School Student Quota) – 1*
S.C(O) – 7
S.C(O) (T.N Government School Student Quota) – 1*
B.C(M) – 2
S.C(A) – 1
S.T – 1
All India
General – 18
OBC – 29
SC – 11
ST – 1
Wards of Kashmiri Migrants and Kashmiri Pandits / Kashmiri Hindu
Families (Non-Migrants) – 1
*For the T.N Government School Student Quota, a total of four seats are allotted. Of which, two seats are allotted to the General and BC(O) categories and the other 2 seats are to be allotted by the order of rotation in every admission i.e., M.B.C/DNC / S.C (O) / B.C (M) / S.C (A)/ST. For admission to the Academic Year 2022-23, the 2 seats under such rotation shall be given to MBC/DNC and SC (O). The rotation shall fall on the next three turns (BC(M)/ SC (A)/ ST) in the group for admission to the next academic year and shall continue so on and so forth. Where an adequate number of students studying in Government schools are not available for admission to the seats set apart on a preferential basis, such unfilled seats shall be filled up with the students who studied in private schools (Tamil Nadu Admission to Undergraduate Professional courses on preferential basis to students of Government Schools Act,2021 (Act No.14 of 2021).
**Out of the total intake of 120 seats, 6 seats are reserved for the NRI quota.
*** Admission for six NRI/OCI Quota will be advertised separately. For more details visit the university website.
**** Under horizontal reservation, Six (3+3) seats are reserved for Specially Abled Person (SAP) under the All India category and Tamil Nadu category (3 seats for each category) for both B.A. LL.B (Hons.) and B. Com. LL.B (Hons.) degree program.
***** One seat reserved for each of the following special categories under the Tamil Nadu category, in horizontal reservation:
Eminent Sports persons.
Sons/ daughters of Ex-servicemen
Fees
Tuition Fee – Per Annum – Rs. 1,00,000.00
Student Welfare Fund – Per Annum – Rs. 1,000.00
Examination Fee – Per Annum – Rs. 2,000.00
Library Fee – Per Annum – Rs. 5,000.00
Moot Court, Seminars, and Other Co-curricular – Per Annum – Rs. 5,000.00
Particulars of User Charges
Room Rent – Per Annum – Rs. 12,000.00
Mess Charges – Per Annum – Rs. 30,000.00
Internet – Per Annum – Rs. 5,000.00
Electricity – Per Annum – Rs. 12,000.00
Generator Diesel – Per Annum – Rs. 5,000.00
Water – Per Annum – Rs. 12,000.00
Security – Per Annum – Rs. 3,000.00
Sports and Games facilities – Per Annum – Rs. 3,000.00
Particulars of One-Time Charges
Campus Development Fund Fee – Rs. 5,000.00
Admission Fee – Rs. 5,000.00
Particulars of One-Time Charges
Library Deposit – Rs. 5,000.00
Hostel Deposit – Rs. 10,000.00 (Rs. 4,000.00 for SC/ST)
Mess Deposit – Rs. 5,000.00
General Category – Per Annum – Rs. 2,23,000.00
SC/ST Category – Per Annum – Rs. 2,17,000.00 (All India SC/ST) and
Rs. 1,17,000.00 (TN SC/ST)
Male students: Men’s Hostel and Mess for Men’s.
Female students: Women’s Hostel and Mess for Women.
Hostel amenities:
Each student is provided a cot, cupboard, chair, and desk
Hot water and Laundry facilities
24*7 Electricity and Internet Connectivity
Please note, students are advised to bring their own mattresses, curtains, and bed linen, as well as blankets and warm clothing for cold weather during November-January.
The wardens stay on campus and students are free to approach them regarding any problem, inconvenience, or ill health.
Dining & Catering
Timings:
Breakfast: 8:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Mid-morning: 10:30 AM – 12:00 Noon
Lunch: 1:00 PM – 03:00 PM
Evening Snacks: 3:00 PM – 05:30 PM
TNNLU is a fully residential learning community. We aim to offer all our students the benefits of belonging to a vibrant and diverse student community – both inside and outside the classroom.
The university offers only the best when it comes to academics, it has very active clubs and committes aiming to hone students’ skills and serve the nearby villages at the same time.
There are perfectly built hostels and all other necessary buildings with a humongous library and well-equipped classrooms. There is 24*7 unlimited Wi-Fi around the campus. All other basic amenities are there
Legal Museum
The Legal History Museum was established in the year 2019. It is currently situated in two Halls on the first floor of the library building of TNNLU. The Museum aims to preserve and bring awareness about the importance of South Indian legal history/heritage in particular, along with the national and global legal history/heritage in general, to the visitors and the society. The museum showcases the development of law through the passage of time.
It also aims to educate its visitors through practical experience by engaging them in interactive hands-on activities through some of the objects in its collection, since museums are considered to be informal institutes of learning. It shall strive to impact and improve the knowledge of legal history through the cognitive (increase IQ level) effective (Increase EQ level) and motor skills (improve Physical skills) of the members of the society who will pass through its halls.
Centre for Competition Law (CCL)
TNNLU was selected by the Competition Commission of India (CCI), New Delhi under the CCI (Competition Assessment of Economic Legislations and Policies) Guidelines, 2017 to act as an Empanelled Institution (EI) for the purposes of carrying out Competition Assessment (CA) exercise of legislations, bills, and policies from the domain of economics and other subject areas.
Centre for Investment Laws
The ‘Centre for Investment Laws’ was established as a university-level research center in 2021, by the Tamil Nadu National Law University (TNNLU) in response to the growing need for investment laws through leadership and capacity building in India and particularly the State of Tamil Nadu.
Centre for Labour and Development Studies
The Centre for Labour and Development Studies has been set up to promote interdisciplinary research and further legal awareness about the rights of workers engaged in both the organized and unorganized sectors. The Centre aspires to use an interdisciplinary lens in approaching different aspects of labor law regulation and governance by conceptualizing contemporary issues in labor law in terms of interactions between law and socio-economic development.
Centre for Law and Agriculture
The Law and Agriculture Centre at Tamil Nadu National Law University aims to initiate, undertake, and inspire quality legal research to protect the rights of people associated with agriculture and to improve the quality and productivity in the agriculture sector.
Centre for Research & Writing (CRW)
The TNNLU Centre for Research & Writing (CRW) was inaugurated on February 5, 2018by Hon’ble Justice Rajiv Shakdher, High Court of Delhi; Hon’ble Justice T S Sivagnanam, High Court of Madras; Mr. PH Arvindh Pandian, Additional Advocate General, Tamil Nadu; and Mr. Manoj Pandey, Legal Adviser, Competition Commission of India.
Centre for Studies in Access to Justice
Equality is the foundation of all modern systems of law and the administration of justice. The preamble to the Constitution of India aspires to secure to all its citizens JUSTICE, social, economic, and political; and EQUALITY of status and of opportunity; and to promote among them all.
The Internships and Placements Committee of TNNLU (IPC) comprises of the Dean of Internships and Placements and a group of dedicated and committed student members who aim to facilitate internship and placement opportunities for the student community, amongst other things. Given the intensity and significance of the work, the IPC has been subdivided into 6 sub-committees i.e., Communications, Drafting, Data Management, Event Management, Email Maintenance, and Brochure Management Teams. Each team has been handpicked to increase efficiency in facilitating career opportunities for the student community.
The IPC, besides facilitating numerous internship and placement opportunities, has also initiated a bi-monthly “Opportunities Ahead” series to provide career guidance for our students by facilitating
interactions between industry experts in and out of the legal field. In the past, we’ve had speakers from diverse domains such as legal tech, civil services, judicial services, litigation, academia, corporate law, music & arts, etc.
The IPC is also responsible for conducting the yearly internship evaluation.
https://www.tnnlu.ac.in/Placement-and-Internship
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