Gujarat: Self-finance colleges need steerage on scholars who haven’t paid charges in 2020-’21

The Self-Finance Faculty Control Affiliation (SFSMA) of Gujarat has written to Leader Minister Vijay Rupani and Training Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama inquiring for them to lead on motion to be taken about scholars who’re promoted however have no longer paid the charges for a yr or extra.

Within the letter despatched on Thursday, the affiliation discussed that because of the continuing Covid-19 pandemic, the state executive had determined to mass-promote scholars from Categories 1 to 12. On the other hand, many fogeys have no longer paid the charges of the instructional yr 2020-’21 to the universities that had given 25 in step with cent concession following a Gujarat Prime Courtroom order. Except for this, the universities have additionally given extra relaxations to oldsters who had been in dire straits because of the pandemic, the affiliation stated.

The letter stated, “The one supply of source of revenue of self-finance colleges is charges accrued from the scholars. From the charges, colleges government give salaries to coaching and non-teaching team of workers, do repairs works, pay electrical energy expenses and taxes… There are a number of scholars who’ve no longer paid the varsity charges for 2020-’21. The Executive will have to information or factor notification on acquire charges of such scholars as the brand new instructional yr is ranging from June 7…”

“There are some folks who’re out of touch… there are others whose youngsters don’t seem to be attending on-line categories and feature no longer paid the charges… The SFSMA is in dangerous state… Want steerage on what to be accomplished if folks of scholars who’ve no longer paid their charges come to take college leaving certificates,” the letter added.

Chatting with The Indian information, SFSMA spokesperson, Dr Dipak Rajyaguru, stated, “There are round 600 self-finance colleges in Surat and round 1,600 around the state. Round 40 in step with cent scholars have no longer paid the charges of 2020-21… We would like that executive to lead us and claim a aid package deal for SFSMA.”