Latest Circular Of Education Department of Gujarat Regarding Fees To Be Charged By Self Finance Schools In The Situation Of Covid-19

Latest Circular Of Education Department of Gujarat  Regarding Fees To Be Charged By Self Finance Schools In The Situation Of Covid-19

All schools in the state (government, grant-in-aid, self-reliant) have been announced to be closed from 16.09.2030 due to the recent Kovid-12 epidemic across the country. Lock-down announcements were made periodically by the Central Government. Schools were closed in those circumstances. Even in the present situation, there is a ban on starting educational institutions as per the instructions of the Central Government in this regard.

In the situation of covid-12, regarding the online education provided by the schools and the fees to be charged by the self-reliant schools, a resolution of the same number was issued on 19.03.2040 as per the number (2) read by the education department. Name the matterWas pending in the Gujarat High Court. Name according to which. WP (PIL) of Gujarat High Court 64/2020, 114/2020, 89/2020 and 100/2020 with SPCA. 

25% Fees To Be Reduced

Instructions were given in the Common Oral Judgment of 8819/2020 dated 31.03.2050. Pursuant to which the state government had organized meetings with the office bearers of the self-reliant school management federation on 15.05.2030 and 30.04.2030. 

Also named by the state government MISC.CIVIL Petition in Gujarat High Court NO. 1 of 2020 with SPCA. 8819 of 2020 filed. In which the name. By Gujarat High Court On 18/09/2050, "Ordered the State Government to take a balanced and appropriate decision keeping in view the interests of all stakeholders", according to which the matter of fixing the fees of self-reliant schools was under active consideration of the Government. 

Latest Circular Of Education Department of Gujarat  Regarding Fees To Be Charged By Self Finance Schools In The Situation Of Covid-19

After detailed consultation with the parents / representatives and self-governing school governing bodies / representatives in this consideration, the adult consideration is finally decided as follows: -

1. In the academic year 2020-21, all the self-reliant schools affiliated to the Gujarat Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, CBSE, ICSE, IB and other boards in Gujarat will not be able to increase any fee. . The notification of the Department of Education dated 17.07.2017 has made provision for the fee for "Alternative Activities / Facilities" according to which the "Fee" can be recovered only from the students who are taking advantage of such activity. 

No other fees will be charged by the schools for the academic year 2020-2021, including alternative activities / facilities. If any guardian has paid the fee for such alternative activities / facilities, such additional amount will have to be reimbursed to the guardian in the future. 

Latest Circular Of Education Department of Gujarat  Regarding Fees To Be Charged By Self Finance Schools In The Situation Of Covid-19

In the academic year 2020-2021, all the self-reliant schools in the state will be able to take only 'tuition fee'. 4.1 Consent given by all concerned boards in the letters mentioned in (2) and (2) in the 'Tuition Fee' prescribed by the concerned 'Fee Regulation Committee' in the previous academic year 2017-2020 for the academic year 2020-21. 

All self-reliant schools will have to provide 5% relief for research. In other words, in the academic year 2020-21, for the academic year 2018-2020, 5% of the tuition fee fixed by the relevant fee regulation committee of the state can be recovered from the parents of all the self-reliant schools.

In the academic year 2020-2021, all the self-reliant schools in the state will be able to take only 'tuition fee'. 4.1 Consent given by all concerned boards in the letters mentioned in (2) and (2) in the 'Tuition Fee' prescribed by the concerned 'Fee Regulation Committee' in the previous academic year 2017-2020 for the academic year 2020-21. 

Latest Circular Of Education Department of Gujarat  Regarding Fees To Be Charged By Self Finance Schools In The Situation Of Covid-19

All self-reliant schools will have to provide 5% relief for research. In other words, in the academic year 2020-21, for the academic year 2018-2020, 5% of the tuition fee fixed by the concerned fee regulation committee of the state can be recovered from the parents of all the self-reliant schools. 2.2 Parents will be able to pay the fee amount on monthly basis or even in the academic year 2020/2021 at their convenience. 

The school will not be able to collect any penalty from the parent / student for delay in payment of fees. If a parent has paid 100% tuition fee in advance, he / she will have to reimburse such additional amount against the fee to be charged in the near future. 

 Amount of all fees for the second semester of the academic year 2018-20 (if any) as well as 50% of the fees as decided in section no. 3.1 of the first session of the current academic year 2020-2021 by 31.10.2030 It would be desirable to reimburse. 

But if, under unusual circumstances, a parent is unable to pay the fee within the time limit, they must be presented to the school administrator with reasons, including the case to the school administrator.

Latest Circular Of Education Department of Gujarat  Regarding Fees To Be Charged By Self Finance Schools In The Situation Of Covid-19

Positive remediation of the presentation will have to be brought by taking a decision by showing a humane approach in a proper manner considering the merits and demerits of the case. . This resolution will apply to all self-reliant schools in Gujarat affiliated to Gujarat Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, CBSE, ICSE, IB and other boards.

Latest Circular Of Education Department of Gujarat  Regarding Fees To Be Charged By Self Finance Schools In The Situation Of Covid-19

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