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letmein

Wonderful news. I hope you guys will help in figuring if I am eligible for refund.

I have received admit from IIMB (results declared early perhaps because I applied as NRI candidate, don't hate me for it please) and they asked for non-refundable $5000 (Rs 2,25,000) to sent by April 10. I guess they did it before declaration of result (orignal date was April 12th) because they wanted to profit if I get admit from Ahmedabad. Now the letter clearly said that fee is non-refundable. And theoretically, I agreed to those terms. Can I still get refund on my fee if I join IIMA (if admitted)?

I know that many of you will find this situation unsual but what I am trying to say is that even when letter mentions that fee is non-refundable and payer agrees, does this rule of refund still apply? Of course, it is another question if they will find someone to replace me with (who will pay NRI rate, twice the normal), though I think it should be pretty easy.

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letmein has no status. Newbie PaGaL Status: Offline Posts: 3 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Ajmer Groans: 1 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts Thanks: 1 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Want to withdraw your admission from a B-school???? AICTE comes to the rescue... - 22-04-2007, 09:16 AM Wonderful news. I hope you guys will help in figuring if I am eligible for refund. I have received admit from IIMB (results declared early perhaps because I applied as NRI candidate, don't hate me for it please) and they asked for non-refundable $5000 (Rs 2,25,000) to sent by April 10. I guess they did it before declaration of result (orignal date was April 12th) because they wanted to profit if I get admit from Ahmedabad. Now the letter clearly said that fee is non-refundable. And theoretically, I agreed to those terms. Can I still get refund on my fee if I join IIMA (if admitted)? I know that many of you will find this situation unsual but what I am trying to say is that even when letter mentions that fee is non-refundable and payer agrees, does this rule of refund still apply? Of course, it is another question if they will find someone to replace me with (who will pay NRI rate, twice the normal), though I think it should be pretty easy.