CCPA drafts guidelines to curb deceptive coaching ads
Draft guidelines consider false success claims, exaggerated student achievements, and creating undue urgency as "misleading".
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Draft govt rules on coaching centre ads: No false claims of 100% selection
The guidelines, drafted by the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) titled Prevention of Misleading Advertisement in Coaching Sector, released by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, sought public opinion within 30 days.
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Source: indianexpress.com
Coaching classes near me: Govt agency seeks public comments on draft guidelines to prevent misleading ads in coaching sector
The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has invited public comments until March 16 on draft guidelines aiming to prevent misleading advertisements in the coaching sector. The guidelines define conditions for coaching institutes, such as disclosing course information, refraining from false success claims, and acknowledging individual student efforts.
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Source: indiatimes.com
CCPA seeks public view on guidelines for misleading ads in coaching sector
The Draft Guidelines are placed on the website of the Department of Consumer Affairs.
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Source: thestatesman.com
"No 100% Selection Claims For Jobs, Exams": Centre's Guidelines For Coaching Institutions
CCPA has issued notices to 31 coaching institutes for misleading advertisements and imposed fines on nine of them.
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Source: ndtv.com