TNDALU Result 2024 – Check LL.B, B.A.LL.B, LL.M Semester Results @tndalu.ac.in

As of August 2024, The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University (TNDALU) has published the results for the LL.M. (CBCS and Affiliated) June 2024 examinations and the Revaluation/Retotalling results for the May 2024 UG degree course exams. The results are available on various official student login portals, linked directly in the table below. Students can access their marks using their Register Number and password.

This page covers all TNDALU semester examination results, including regular, revaluation, retotalling, and supplementary/arrear exam results for its various UG, PG, and Honours law courses. Admission-related results, such as cut-off marks, are also listed below as they are announced by the university.

To check your result, you will need your Register Number and Password. The password format is typically the first four letters of your name (in uppercase) followed by your Date of Birth in DDMMYYYY format (e.g., ANILddmmyyyy). You may also need to enter a captcha code for verification. Results for different examination types (Regular, Revaluation, Retotalling) are often published on separate login portals, all linked in the table above.

TNDALU Result 2024: Key Details for Law Students

Here is a summary of the essential information students need regarding the TNDALU examination results.

How to Access Your TNDALU Semester & Revaluation Results

TNDALU hosts results on several specific portals. Following the correct steps and using the right link from the notification table above is crucial. Here is the general process to check your marks online:

1. Identify the Correct Portal: Refer to the result notification table at the top of this page. Click the ‘Check Result’ link corresponding to your specific examination (e.g., June 2024 LL.M. Result, May 2024 Revaluation Result). This is the most important step as TNDALU uses different portals for different results.
2. Navigate to the Login Page: The link will take you to the official student login page for that specific result.
3. Enter Your Credentials: Carefully enter your Register Number in the designated field.
4. Enter Your Password: In the password field, enter the password as per the university’s format. This is usually the first four letters of your name in CAPITAL letters followed by your date of birth in DDMMYYYY format. For example, if your name is Priya and your birthday is 05 June 2004, your password would be PRIY05062004.
5. Captcha Verification: If a captcha image or text is displayed, enter it correctly in the box provided. This is a security measure.
6. Submit and View Result: Click on the ‘Login’ or ‘Submit’ button. Your result, including subject-wise marks and overall status, will be displayed on the screen.
7. Download and Print: It is highly recommended to download the result page as a PDF or take a printout for your future reference. This online result is provisional until the university issues the official mark sheets.

Important Note: On result declaration day, the server may be slow or unresponsive due to high traffic. Students are advised to be patient and try checking again after some time.

Details Printed on Your TNDALU Online Result Sheet

Your provisional online marksheet is a critical document. You should verify all the details printed on it carefully. In case of any discrepancy, contact the university’s examination office immediately. The typical TNDALU online result will contain the following information:

• Student’s Name
• Register Number
• Course Name and Semester/Year (e.g., B.A.LL.B. Degree Course, X Semester)
• College Name and Code
• Photograph and Signature of the student
• List of Subjects/Papers for the semester
• Subject Code
• Internal Assessment Marks
• External Examination (Theory) Marks
• Total Marks for each subject
• Grade/Result for each subject (Pass/Fail/Arrear)
• Total Marks Obtained in the Semester
• Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) / Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) if applicable
• Overall Result Status (e.g., Pass, Fail, Arrear)
• Date of Result Declaration

Post-Result Procedures: Applying for Revaluation and Retotalling

TNDALU provides a structured process for students who are not satisfied with their marks and wish to have their answer scripts reassessed. The university offers three main options after the results are declared:

1. Xerox Copy of Answer Script: Students can first apply to get a photocopy of their evaluated answer script. This allows them to see how their paper has been marked and decide if they want to apply for revaluation.
2. Retotalling: This involves recounting the marks awarded to each question in the answer script to ensure there are no totaling errors. The answer script is not re-evaluated.
3. Revaluation: This is a complete reassessment of the answer script by a different examiner. Students usually apply for revaluation if they believe their answers were not evaluated correctly.

How to Apply & Associated Fees:

• The university issues a separate notification with the schedule, fees, and application procedure for revaluation/retotalling after the main results are out. These notifications are posted on dedicated examination pages, such as the one for the November 2025 examinations.
• Students typically need to download the application form from the official TNDALU website.
• The filled-in application form, along with the prescribed fee paid through the designated mode, must be submitted to the Controller of Examinations office before the specified deadline.
• Fees: The application fees for obtaining a xerox copy, retotalling, and revaluation are subject to change and must be confirmed from the official notification for each exam session. Generally, the fee for revaluation is higher than for retotalling.
• The results for revaluation and retotalling are published separately on dedicated portals, as shown in the notification table above.

Understanding Arrear / Supplementary Examination Results

For students who could not clear one or more subjects in their regular semester exams, TNDALU conducts arrear or supplementary examinations. This gives students an opportunity to clear their backlogs and complete their degree on time. The results for these supplementary exams are also published online on the university’s official portals. As per the university’s archives, results for “Supplementary (Arrears)” examinations are announced and archived alongside regular exam results. Students should look for specific notifications regarding arrear results on the main TNDALU results page.

Academic Programmes in Law at TNDALU and its Affiliated Colleges

The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programmes in law through its own departments (School of Excellence in Law – SOEL) and affiliated colleges.

University Examination Wing: Official Portals and Contact

For any queries or issues related to examinations and results, students should only refer to the official university channels. Here are the key resources:

Official Contact Details:

• Address: The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, “Poompozhil”, 5, Dr. D.G.S. Dinakaran Salai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India – 600 028.
• Phone: 044-24641212, 044-24641919
• Email: registrar@tndalu.ac.in

Key Examination Portals:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Regarding TNDALU Results

1. How do I find my password for the TNDALU result portal?

The standard password format for the TNDALU student portal is the first four letters of your name in uppercase, immediately followed by your date of birth in DDMMYYYY format. For example, if your name is Suresh Kumar and your date of birth is 15th August 2003, your password would be SURE15082003.

2. The result website is showing ‘Error’ or is not opening. What should I do?

This is very common on the day results are announced due to a massive number of students trying to access the site simultaneously. Do not panic. Wait for 15-20 minutes and try again. You can also try clearing your browser’s cache or using a different web browser. The server issues usually resolve within a few hours.

3. I study in an affiliated law college. Are my results available on the same portal?

Yes, TNDALU is an affiliating university, and it publishes the results for all its affiliated government law colleges through its central examination portals. You must use the university-issued Register Number to log in and check your results, not a college-specific roll number.

4. What is the practical difference between Revaluation and Retotalling?

Retotalling is simply a clerical check to ensure that the marks for all your answers have been added up correctly. No answer is re-read. Revaluation is a full academic reassessment where your entire answer script is evaluated by a new, different faculty member, who can change the marks awarded to any answer.

5. My name is spelled incorrectly on the provisional result sheet. How can this be corrected?

For any corrections in personal details like name, father’s name, or date of birth, you must immediately contact the administration office of your college. They will guide you on the procedure to submit an application to the University’s Controller of Examinations office with supporting documents (like your 10th or 12th-grade certificate) to get the details rectified before the final mark sheets are printed.

6. When will the university issue the original mark sheets for the May/June 2024 exams?

The online result is provisional. The university typically dispatches the original, printed mark sheets to the respective affiliated colleges within 30 to 60 days after the declaration of online results. You will need to collect your official mark sheet from your college office.

7. What are arrear or supplementary results?

Arrear/supplementary exams are for students who did not pass a subject in a previous attempt. TNDALU conducts these exams to allow students to clear their backlogs. The results for these exams are released on the official website, sometimes listed under specific supplementary exam notifications or within the main result links. The university’s official archive page confirms that results for “Supplementary (Arrears)” examinations are published.

8. Is there a difference between results for SOEL and affiliated colleges?

Yes, the university often releases separate result notifications and links for students of the School of Excellence in Law (SOEL) and students from the affiliated Government Law Colleges. The result notifications on the official TNDALU results page clearly specify whether they apply to “Honours Degree Courses” (typically SOEL) or “Affiliated Law Colleges”. It is crucial to click the correct link corresponding to your institution to view your result.

Written by Nishit Kumar

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