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Permalink Reply by Vaibhav Jain on February 9, 2010 at 12:47pm

Tagore international has mentioned that the amount 9450 it is taking now does not include any tution fee and this entire amount once deposited is non refundable. Is that fine as per DOE guidelines?

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Permalink Reply by sweet nothings on February 9, 2010 at 12:51pm

I have applied for the refund in VIS n they have called us on Monday.... But they didnt disclosed the amount yet.... letc c what happens there......

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Permalink Reply by Sapna Gulatee on February 9, 2010 at 2:08pm

count me in

RITESH KUMAR AGARWAL said:

waiting for reply
RITESH KUMAR AGARWAL said:

sapna as per rule they have to give back 25500 they can deduct only 200 which they say is the admission fee. Since parents are not raising the voice they are making fool of us. My case is also same with apeejay and i had one more parent with me if u r intrested join us we will raise the matter to DOE and will take all necessary steps to recover our hard earn money. When our child has not joined their orientation programme how can they deduct 60% its sheer nonsense.

1.Sapna Gulatee said:

I had deposited 25600 at apeejay,saket.der refund policy was 40 % b4 14 feb, i have given the application on 6 feb for withdrawal.
No brkup of this amt was gvn, no mnthly fees was disclosed.

Can i raise an issue to refund more than 40% to the authorities asno break up was gvn?

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Permalink Reply by Sovinder Singh on April 15, 2010 at 1:52am

Dear Mr. Vohra,
i am indeed facing a fee refund problem at the hands of S.S. Mota Singh School, Junior Wing, situated at Narang Colony, Janak Puri, New Delhi. i had applied in two schools viz, St. Francis, Janak Puri and SS Mota Singh School. i got my daughter Saloni admitted to SS Mota Singh School as their date of admission was earlier than that of St. Francis School. Very methodically, these people took ONLY CASH as the mode of fee payment. moreover, out of the twenty thousand odd rupees, only 500 rupees is supposedly refundable being security deposit. subsequently my daughter secured admission in St. Francis School and i preferred the latter over the former. i also intimated the fact to the school authorities and requested for a refund. they plainly refused to refund any amount other than that of the security deposit being Rs. 500/-. they say that fee is refundable only if admission is withdrawn within one month from the date of admission. in my case, i applied for withdrawal of admission 2-3 days past one month from the date of admission. this has given these people an excuse of holding the entire sum of money. im perplexed and just dont know what to do. will i ever be able to get my hard-earned money back? Please help........... Sovinder Singh

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Permalink Reply by star 1 on April 19, 2010 at 12:08am

Hi,

We had withdrawn admission from Amity Saket in the 1st week of March, 2010. This was 4 days above the stipulated one month period.

They have deducted 3 month Tution fee + Admission fee + Registration Fee. On speaking to the school authorities, we were informed that DOE rules do not state anything if the admission is withdrawn after 30 days of taking it.

Please suggest, if there is anything we can do to get back extra 2 months of tution fee that they have deducted.

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Permalink Reply by Sumit Vohra (Webmaster) on April 19, 2010 at 8:39am

Talk /write to Doe and ask about refund rules afte one month ..as their notification does not specify anything about refund after one month ...if u have anything concrete .let me knoe we will get ur refund by the help of our NGO V R ONE !!

star 1 said:

Hi,

We had withdrawn admission from Amity Saket in the 1st week of March, 2010. This was 4 days above the stipulated one month period.

They have deducted 3 month Tution fee + Admission fee + Registration Fee. On speaking to the school authorities, we were informed that DOE rules do not state anything if the admission is withdrawn after 30 days of taking it.

Please suggest, if there is anything we can do to get back extra 2 months of tution fee that they have deducted.

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