Directorate of Education: Delhi private unaided schools can't hike fees without permission
The Directorate of Education(DoE) has asked all heads/managers of private unaided schools to submit the proposals from April 1
The Delhi Directorate of Education has asked the city's private schools seeking sanction for a fee hike to submit their proposals before the start of the 2024-2025 academic session, officials said, news agency PTI reported.
No private unaided school in Delhi which has been allotted land by the government agencies shall enhance fee without the prior sanction of the Directorate of Education, the circular issued on March 27 stated.
The Directorate of Education(DoE) has asked all heads/managers of private unaided schools to submit the proposals from April 1.
The last date to submit the proposals is April 15, 2024.
The proposals can be submitted on the official website. These are standing instructions which are part of the affiliation criteria for private schools. We have issued these directions again since the new academic session is beginning from April 1," a Delhi government official told news agency PTI.
As per the circular, in case a school does not submit the proposal, it shall not increase any fee until the sanction is conveyed to its proposal by the Directorate of Education.
The DoE mentioned that it will take strict action according to statutory provisions against schools if any complaint is received regarding an increase of any fee without prior approval.
