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The Department of Consumer Affairs has reportedly taken a serious note of certain edtech companies in India over the misselling of courses.

More than 130 former employees of the Singapore-based edtech company that Byju’s bought last year claim that the company misrepresented a course given by IIT-Bombay as a postgraduate program.

The Ministry of Consumer Affairs told ed-tech companies to rein in their malpractices through self-regulation to avoid it stepping in amid the sector's boom

The government on Friday warned EdTech companies against indulging in unfair trade practices, including misleading advertisements.

New Delhi: The Central government has warned the Ed-tech companies against unfair trade practices. The Secretary, Department of Consumer Affairs, Shri Rohit Kumar Singh held a meeting with self-regulatory body India Edtech Consortium (IEC), which run

If self-regulation does not curb unfair trade practices, then stringent guidelines would require to be formulated for ensuring transparency.

Warning education technology (edtech) companies against unfair trade practices, the Union government says, if self-regulation does not work, then the government will formulate stringent guidelines for this segment.

If self-regulation does not work, then the government will formulate stringent guidelines, warned Consumer Affairs Secretary.

New Delhi, July 1 (IANS) The Central government on Friday warned edtech companies against unfair trade practices.

The government on Friday warned edtech companies against indulging in unfair trade practices, including misleading advertisements.