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"The school authorities neglected its assigned duties and seem to be indulging in profiteering, commercialisation, capitation and exploitation of parents by charging unwarranted fees," the DoE statement said.

Delhi school suspended over fee hike, ordered not to take admissions for next session

"The school authorities neglected its assigned duties and seem to be indulging in profiteering, commercialisation, capitation and exploitation of parents by charging unwarranted fees," the DoE statement said.

&nbsp;Recognition of Delhi Public School in Rohini has been suspended by the Delhi government's Directorate of Education (DoE) for violating norms by hiking fees in the academic session 2021-22.
According to a statement issued by DoE, the school authority contravened the Delhi high court order and also the department guidelines by hiking the school fee and sending legal notices to the parents.
"The school authorities neglected its assigned duties and seem to be indulging in profiteering, commercialisation, capitation and exploitation of parents by charging unwarranted fees," the DoE statement said.
"They violated Rule 50(xvii) and 50 (xix) of Delhi School Education Rules, 1973 by not providing relevant documents and records to the inspection team who visited the school premises on November 7," it added.
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The excess fees charged from the students will be refunded, it said.
The school, however, will be allowed to complete 2022-23 session with recognition.
The suspension of recognition will not affect the students studying in the current session, the department assured the students.
DPS Rohini has been asked not to take any admission for the 2023-24 session.
After the completion of the session, all students of the school will be shifted to nearby recognised schools run by the DPS Society, or to nearby government schools, with the consent of the parents.
The DoE said that there were complaints that the school was charging hiked fees during academic session 2021-22 and hiked fee arrears for the session 2020-21.
It was accused of refusing students 15 per cent deduction in the annual school fees.
"The school authorities were directed not to increase any fee for the academic session 2018-19 and 2019-20, and roll back the increased fee and refund or adjust the amount charged over and above the fee structure of the school submitted in 2015-16.
"The school submitted its response on the matter and it was not satisfactory," the DoE statement said

Amid a relay hunger strike by some students at IIT Bombay, the premier engineering institute defended its decision to increase fees.
A day after the hunger strike began, the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay said that adjustment of charges was needed to "stay alive and grow". Authorities clarified that only 8% of funding comes from student fees, and operational expenses will still be more than hiked fees.
The institute reportedly said, "The majority of our students realise that the government cannot keep subsidising them beyond a point. IIT Bombay is trying to convince the remaining few students to stop the stir by talking with them."
The fee hike was approved in 2020, but implementation was delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, according to news reports.
Students began their protest after a 35% hike in postgraduate programmes was proposed in July 2022. Increased hostel fees, and tuition fees for PhD and MTech students are reportedly major points of contention. Protesting students have demanded a rollback of the hike.

IIT Bombay fee hike: Amid relay hunger strike by students, institute defends move

IIT Bombay said that majority of the students realise that the government cannot keep subsidising them beyond a point.

Amid a relay hunger strike by some students at IIT Bombay, the premier engineering institute defended its decision to increase fees.
A day after the hunger strike began, the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay said that adjustment of charges was needed to "stay alive and grow". Authorities clarified that only 8% of funding comes from student fees, and operational expenses will still be more than hiked fees.
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The institute reportedly said, "The majority of our students realise that the government cannot keep subsidising them beyond a point. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/sc-opens-iit-bombay-gates-for-dalit-boy-who-failed-to-pay-fees-in-time-1637633045235">IIT Bombay</a> is trying to convince the remaining few students to stop the stir by talking with them."
The fee hike was approved in 2020, but implementation was delayed due to the<a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus/india-crosses-mega-200-crore-covid-vaccine-milestone-1658040665735"> Covid-19</a> pandemic, according to news reports.
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Students began their protest after a 35% hike in postgraduate programmes was proposed in July 2022. Increased hostel fees, and tuition fees for PhD and MTech students are reportedly major points of contention. Protesting students have demanded a rollback of the hike.

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