Rajasthan Cracks Down on Medical College Fee Violations
The Rajasthan government mandates private medical colleges to follow the approved fee structure to prevent arbitrary fee collection. This follows the Supreme Court's directives and aims to curb commercialisation in education. Non-compliance may result in stringent penalties, including refund of excess fees and possible withdrawal of affiliation.
- Country:
- India
The Rajasthan government has issued a stern directive to private medical colleges, mandating adherence to the fee structure sanctioned by the state-level fee regulatory committee. Officials highlight that this measure aims to curb unethical fee overcharges.
Medical Education Secretary Ambrish Kumar stated that the initiative responds to numerous complaints concerning excessive fee charges by institutions. The directive aligns with a Supreme Court ruling intended to thwart the commercialisation of education through strict regulation of fees and admissions.
Colleges found imposing unauthorised charges, especially through mislabelled 'management quota' seats, face rigorous penalties, including mandatory refunds with interest. The government assures that these measures promote transparency and affordability in medical education.
ALSO READ
-
Rajasthan's Path to Inclusive Growth: Guru Golwalkar Aspirational Scheme Launched
-
Ashok Gehlot Calls for Unity in Rajasthan's Congress Restructuring Efforts
-
Tragic Murder in Rajasthan Sparks Community Outrage
-
Rajasthan Police Foil Abduction Scheme: Three Arrested in Extortion Plot
-
Rajasthan SDM Suspended Following Viral Slap Incident at CNG Pump