The Supreme Court has held that Fees For Entire Professional Course must be notified before admission, so that students know their financial liability at the threshold, and that variation during the course is permissible only in exceptional cases. New Delhi: The Supreme Court has held that authorities must fix and notify the fee for an […]
The Supreme Court of India has issued a notice to Delhi’s Directorate of Education regarding a petition by the Naya Samaj Parents Association. Parents are challenging a Delhi High Court ruling that permits private schools to hike tuition fees without prior approval, alleging that such increases are causing panic and unfairly impacting families.
The Delhi High Court issued stay order barring private schools from increasing fees without government approval. This provides relief to private educational institutions and follows ongoing debates about fee regulations and autonomy in the education sector. The court’s decision is based on a plea by the Action Committee Unaided Recognised Schools and will be further reviewed on July 31.
