What is the TNEA application fee for Dhaanish Ahmed Institute of Technology?

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Candidates seeking admission at Dhaanish Ahmed Institute of Technology need to fill out the TNEA application form after completing Class 12 . Aspirants need to pay an application fee to fill out the TNEA form. Below is the category-wise application fee:

Category	Application Fee
General Category	INR 500
SC/ST/SCA Category Candidates belonging to Tamil Nadu	INR 250
Special Reservation Category (for each category)	INR 100 for each reservation selected

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