NOIDA: As many as 250 parents of children finding out in Genesis Global School (GGS) have complained in opposition to the institution for introducing new classes in its existing fee structure, together with ‘imprest’ cost and an ‘additional’ safety deposit. The parents claimed that the school had higher the basic fees by way of 7-Eight% however the annual fees had higher by way of 15% due to these new classes.
On Thursday, parents approached the district inspector of colleges and the issue was once taken up by way of the All Noida School Parents Association (ANSPA) for dialogue on the next meeting of the district fee law committee. “We had been sent a understand by way of the school, informing us about fee hike, 10 days in the past, and the cost due date is March 30. We wrote to the school, hard that it follow the Uttar Pradesh Fee Regulation Act (UPFRA), 2018. The college has replied with a rationale for the hike however we don't seem to be satisfied with it and have reached out to the DIOS,” stated Sudip Jain, a guardian.
The college authority, however, has given arguments to protect fee hike. “There’s a significant distinction between previous and new safety deposit amounts. Earlier it was once Rs 30,000 however newly admitted scholars must pay Rs 40,000. So, we asked the oldsters of those who had been admitted previous to pay Rs 10,000 additional and fill the distance... The imprest amount is being charged prematurely for minor bills...,” stated college authorities.
“Imprest amount or levelling of safety deposit are unheard-of-methods of securing more cash...,” stated Ok Arunachalam, common secretary, ANSPA. The DIOS has now not replied to the complaint thus far.
On Thursday, parents approached the district inspector of colleges and the issue was once taken up by way of the All Noida School Parents Association (ANSPA) for dialogue on the next meeting of the district fee law committee. “We had been sent a understand by way of the school, informing us about fee hike, 10 days in the past, and the cost due date is March 30. We wrote to the school, hard that it follow the Uttar Pradesh Fee Regulation Act (UPFRA), 2018. The college has replied with a rationale for the hike however we don't seem to be satisfied with it and have reached out to the DIOS,” stated Sudip Jain, a guardian.
The college authority, however, has given arguments to protect fee hike. “There’s a significant distinction between previous and new safety deposit amounts. Earlier it was once Rs 30,000 however newly admitted scholars must pay Rs 40,000. So, we asked the oldsters of those who had been admitted previous to pay Rs 10,000 additional and fill the distance... The imprest amount is being charged prematurely for minor bills...,” stated college authorities.
“Imprest amount or levelling of safety deposit are unheard-of-methods of securing more cash...,” stated Ok Arunachalam, common secretary, ANSPA. The DIOS has now not replied to the complaint thus far.
Parents protest 15% school fee hike in Noida
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