LAHORE: The Punjab School Education Department on Friday rejected the application of private schools for hiking annual tuition fees up to eight per cent.
Three private schools had sent the application to the provincial authorities for seeking an annual increase in tuition fees up to eight per cent. However, Punjab Education Minister Murad Raas issued directives to the private schools for not making an increase more than the proposed ratio, which is five per cent.
Murad said in a statement that the schools have failed to provide relevant documents to the education authorities and it will not be allowed to make an annual tuition fee hike of more than five per cent.
The education minister clarified that the school administrations are bound to comply with the court directives in terms of a hike in tuition fees.
Is bar fee increase hni he ni chai
Me b itefaq karta ho Really increase he nahe honi chahye thi !
No increment in tuition fee…. Not accepted
Es me bacho. Ka Kia Qasoooor bcuz Covid 19 ne pehle he Stayanaaas Education Ka Kar dya hova he !
Salaries or income is remain the same but they need increased tuition fee..shame.
Fee ma azafa k8 waja samjh se bahir ha. Poraa saal schools ne covid ki waja se free fee batori hain. Aur ab parents per 5pc ka bhoj namanzor
Parents covid aur mehngai ki waja se preshan hain. Govt ko koi khayal ni awam ka. Pait pe tu rahem ni ha education pe tu rahem kro
Increment is wrong, in ko to paisa chapna hai, lekin awam jo already covid mein suffer kr ri hai, wo is increment ko kesy manage krein gy?