Parents are worried over absence of refund policyNursery admissions for the next academic year have already begun in many private schools in the city. But the absence of a refund policy and lack of intervention from education authorities are putting parents in a tight spot.Most private schools set the percentage of non-refundable fees between 45% and 50%. Unlike Delhi, where the share of refundable...
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August 6, 2016
Gurgaon parents protest hike in school fees
Saturday, August 06, 2016
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Parents of students in private schools of the city protested against the fees hike, on Sunday. As many as 200 parents gathered at Huda City Centre in the morning, demanding a rollback of the fees hike.
Parents alleged that schools are not adhering to the Haryana School Education Act 1995 & Rules 2003.Parents said...
February 29, 2008
Withdrawal case? Get you hard-earned money refunded from school....
Friday, February 29, 2008
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Case Study: Refund of fee in case of withdrawal of admissionRule No. 13 (Page 4 of 11) of “FINAL ORDER OF DATED 24.11.2007 AFTER INCORPATING ALL AMMENDMENTS EVEN SUSEQUENT TO HON’BLE SUPREME COURT - ORDER DATED 14.12.07” clearly states that:13. If any parent or guardian, after depositing the full fee for admission of a child,...
January 10, 2008
Delhi Nursery Admissions: Annoying issues! Who is responsible?
Thursday, January 10, 2008
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I've also noticed so many annoying issues for which i was really looking for a platform to share my views.My first frustration is WE are made to buy the prospectus worth Rs. 250-800 each but still in that no school has given idea of its fee- structure. We are middle class people and have to do future planning for our investments in which child's monthly school expense will be counted. If I know in...
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