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Centre issues guidelines for regulation of coaching centres - Vimarsana News

Centre issues guidelines for regulation of coaching centres

The proposed Guidelines for Regulation of Coaching Centre 2024 released by the Centre suggest that students younger than 16-year-olds should not be enrolled in coaching centres.

JEE, NEET: Centre issues guidelines for regulation of coaching centres - Vimarsana News

JEE, NEET: Centre issues guidelines for regulation of coaching centres

The Centre has released model guidelines to regulate the unregulated growth of private coaching centres in India. The guidelines suggest that students under 16 should not be enrolled in coaching centres, misleading promises or rank guarantees should not be made, and tutors with qualifications lower than graduation should not be allowed to teach. The guidelines […]

A broken education system: Apps and coaching classes are the wrong solution - Vimarsana News

A broken education system: Apps and coaching classes are the wrong solution

Fixing it requires making it the business of society. Government, too, must up its creativity quotient and double its spending

Uttar Pradesh: Order barring evening coaching classes for women is scrapped | Noida News - Vimarsana News

Uttar Pradesh: Order barring evening coaching classes for women is scrapped | Noida News

The UP government has revoked an order that restricted late-evening or night-time classes at coaching centres for girls and women as part of the Safe

Civil service exam winners can't have ad deals any more - Vimarsana News

Civil service exam winners can't have ad deals any more

An inquiry by the Central Consumer Protection Authority concluded that the practice of coaching institutes using photos of toppers in their ads violates the ‘misleading advertisement’ and ‘unfair trade practices’ clauses of the Consumer Protection Act