Terms & Conditions

Merit and Statutory Standards: Admission to the 5-Year Integrated B.A. LL.B. and 3-Year LL.B. programmes is strictly regulated by Bar Council of India rules, University regulations, and state government reservation policies.

Verification of Original Credentials: Provisional admission granted online or on campus remains conditional upon the submission and successful physical verification of original mark statements, transfer certificates (TC), conduct certificates, and community certificates.

Cancellation for Discrepancies: If any information, certificate, or credential submitted by a candidate is found to be fraudulent, forged, or inaccurate, the institution reserves the immediate right to cancel the admission and initiate appropriate legal proceedings.

Prescribed Schedules: Tuition and institutional fees are structured strictly in accordance with notifications from the Tamil Nadu State Fee Fixation Committee and University norms.

Zero Capitation Fee Policy: The college strictly prohibits and does not demand any capitation fee or donation for admission. All payments must be made directly through authorized banking channels (NEFT, RTGS, Demand Draft, or official campus accounts POS counter) against valid institutional receipts.

Withdrawal and Refund: Fee refund requests upon voluntary withdrawal of admission are governed by University guidelines and applicable statutory norms as notified in the admission prospectus.

Zero-Tolerance to Ragging: Ragging in any form—physical, verbal, psychological, or electronic—is strictly prohibited on campus, in hostels, or in any institutional transport. Offenders face immediate suspension, expulsion, and criminal referral under the Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Ragging Act and Supreme Court directives.

Attendance Requirement: In strict adherence to Bar Council of India legal education norms, students must maintain a minimum of 75% attendance in classroom lectures, moot courts, and practical clinical assignments to be eligible to appear for University semester examinations.

Professional Decorum: Students must adhere to the prescribed institutional legal dress code (advocate uniform during moot courts and official functions) and uphold the highest standards of professional ethics.

Copyright: All content, logos, course syllabi, photography, articles, and moot court materials published on this portal are the intellectual property of Annai College of Law. Unauthorized reproduction, scraping, or republication is strictly prohibited.

Information Accuracy: While every effort is made to ensure that academic calendars, examination schedules, and admission notifications are current, visitors are advised to cross-verify latest dates with official notices issued on campus or via the university portal.