Exam fees at Anna University are charged per subject and paid through your college during exam registration. Here's how the structure works so there are no surprises.
How exam fees are structured
- A per-subject fee for theory papers, with a separate charge for practical/lab exams.
- Arrear papers usually cost more per subject than regular papers.
- Additional charges apply for revaluation and photocopy of answer scripts.
How to pay
Fees are collected by your college during the exam-registration window, and paid to the university on your behalf. Pay before the deadline — a missed fee is the most common reason a hall ticket doesn't get generated.
Confirm the current amounts
Exact fee figures are revised periodically and can differ by programme and category, so treat any number you see online as indicative and confirm the current fee with your college examination cell or the official notification.
🔗 Official portal: coe1.annauniv.edu (mirror coe2) for results & revaluation · annauniv.edu for timetables & calendar. This guide explains the process — the university's site is the source of truth for live dates.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are Anna University exam fees paid?
Per-subject exam fees are collected by your college during exam registration and remitted to the university. Pay before the deadline to avoid hall-ticket problems.
Is the arrear exam fee higher?
Yes, arrear papers usually cost more per subject than regular papers. Revaluation and photocopy carry separate charges. Confirm current amounts with your college.
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