TNAU, Annamalai University to admit UG agriculture students via single online portal
COIMBATORE: Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) has released the undergraduate admission procedure for agriculture-related programmes for the 2026-27 academic year, stating that admissions to TNAU and Annamalai University’s agriculture stream will be conducted through a single online application portal, http://tnau.ucanapply.com. Candidates must register on the website and upload mandatory documents including the Class XII mark sheet, transfer certificate, community certificate and nativity/residence proof.
A rank list will be prepared based on marks obtained in eligible subjects, and seat allotment will follow reservation norms and programme-wise availability. After the rank list is published, shortlisted candidates will be informed about online counselling through SMS and email sent to the registered mobile number and email address. The university will decide the proportion of candidates called for counselling based on the total number of applicants.
For counselling, candidates must pay a non-refundable fee of Rs 3,000 for OC/BC/BCM/MBC and Rs 1,500 for SC/ST/SCA through the portal; non-payment will bar participation. Candidates can reorder course and college preferences during counselling, and final submitted choices alone will be considered for allotment. Selected candidates must pay Rs 20,000 online before certificate verification at TNAU, Coimbatore, with allotment confirmed only after document verification.
For details on Tamil Nadu Agricultural University academic courses, contact 9488635077 or 9486425076, or email ugadmissions@tnau.ac.in, on weekdays from 9amto 5pm.
Annamalai University (agriculture division): For details on academic courses, contact 9865703537 or email agridean2015@gmail.com, on weekdays from 10am to 6pm.
A rank list will be prepared based on marks obtained in eligible subjects, and seat allotment will follow reservation norms and programme-wise availability. After the rank list is published, shortlisted candidates will be informed about online counselling through SMS and email sent to the registered mobile number and email address. The university will decide the proportion of candidates called for counselling based on the total number of applicants.
For counselling, candidates must pay a non-refundable fee of Rs 3,000 for OC/BC/BCM/MBC and Rs 1,500 for SC/ST/SCA through the portal; non-payment will bar participation. Candidates can reorder course and college preferences during counselling, and final submitted choices alone will be considered for allotment. Selected candidates must pay Rs 20,000 online before certificate verification at TNAU, Coimbatore, with allotment confirmed only after document verification.
For details on Tamil Nadu Agricultural University academic courses, contact 9488635077 or 9486425076, or email ugadmissions@tnau.ac.in, on weekdays from 9amto 5pm.
Annamalai University (agriculture division): For details on academic courses, contact 9865703537 or email agridean2015@gmail.com, on weekdays from 10am to 6pm.
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