Hyderabad, Aug 6th: For the time being the state government has asked the schools to collect the fee fixed in the previous academic year until the District Fee Regulatory Committee (DFRC) approves the revised fee for this year. The government has issued orders on Thursday evening restructuring fee in private schools.
As per the order, private schools should collect only a “one-time fee” that includes application fee amounting to Rs 100 and registration fee not exceeding Rs 500. They can also collect a refundable caution deposit not exceeding Rs 5,000 which has to be duly approved by the DFRC. The tuition fee shall be fixed based on the amenities available in the schools. It shall be collected in not less than three installments.
Fee linked to non-academic activities will be optional for students and shall not be part of the tuition fee. Sale of books and stationary at school counter, if any, shall be made at a discount. The orders also states that students should not be compelled to purchase uniforms from the school. Further the transportation fee shall be fixed with a slab of 5km.
As per the order, private schools should collect only a “one-time fee” that includes application fee amounting to Rs 100 and registration fee not exceeding Rs 500. They can also collect a refundable caution deposit not exceeding Rs 5,000 which has to be duly approved by the DFRC. The tuition fee shall be fixed based on the amenities available in the schools. It shall be collected in not less than three installments.
Fee linked to non-academic activities will be optional for students and shall not be part of the tuition fee. Sale of books and stationary at school counter, if any, shall be made at a discount. The orders also states that students should not be compelled to purchase uniforms from the school. Further the transportation fee shall be fixed with a slab of 5km.
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