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Want to withdraw your admission from a B-school???? AICTE comes to the rescue... -
19-04-2007, 08:42 PM
Dear Puys,
I just watched the CNBC Awaaz news....and they had some really really heartening news for all of us. If u have already taken admission into a B-school and u want to withdraw that admission and go to a better B-school , then your money is not lost....!!!!!!! There can b only a max deduction of Rs. 1000 made by the B-school were u have deposited ur fee in case u wanna withdraw that amount. This is according to the latest circular and notice brought out by AICTE in the leading newspapers today. Please read today's (April 19, 2007) Hindustan Times Page No. 11 Right Hand bottom corner.....I cant tell u abt the other Newspapers.....'cos i subscribe only to HT.......so go get ur or ur parents' hard-earned money back......
Do or Do not......there is no try.
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19-04-2007, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by DreamRun
Dear Puys,
I just watched the CNBC Awaaz news....and they had some really really heartening news for all of us. If u have already taken admission into a B-school and u want to withdraw that admission and go to a better B-school , then your money is not lost....!!!!!!! There can b only a max deduction of Rs. 1000 made by the B-school were u have deposited ur fee in case u wanna withdraw that amount. This is according to the latest circular and notice brought out by AICTE in the leading newspapers today. Please read today's (April 19, 2007) Hindustan Times Page No. 11 Right Hand bottom corner.....I cant tell u abt the other Newspapers.....'cos i subscribe only to HT.......so go get ur or ur parents' hard-earned money back......
Yes, is is extremely heartening news. The MRTPC had ordered SP Jain to give back all the fees to a student last year, but he had to file a case and fight it out till spet to get his money back. this notice from AICTE should, hopefully, ensure that we dont have to waste our precious time and money for what is rightfully ours ( ok, i know that there exists a section who feels that the b-schools are doing anything wrong........... but no debates about that please ).
Lets hope the AICTE gets cracking, especially this year when the IIM and MDI results are delayed...
the notice is there in todays Indian Express also.
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19-04-2007, 08:54 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DreamRun
Dear Puys,
I just watched the CNBC Awaaz news....and they had some really really heartening news for all of us. If u have already taken admission into a B-school and u want to withdraw that admission and go to a better B-school , then your money is not lost....!!!!!!! There can b only a max deduction of Rs. 1000 made by the B-school were u have deposited ur fee in case u wanna withdraw that amount. This is according to the latest circular and notice brought out by AICTE in the leading newspapers today. Please read today's (April 19, 2007) Hindustan Times Page No. 11 Right Hand bottom corner.....I cant tell u abt the other Newspapers.....'cos i subscribe only to HT.......so go get ur or ur parents' hard-earned money back......
thanks for the info man ...
this is real going to help us....
i think all of us should unite and file a pil against these money minded institutes...
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19-04-2007, 09:10 PM
Its indeed a welcome step !
The institutes amass a huge wealth this way every year. I just wonder if this would be applicable to candidates who have deposited and lost money in previous years.
What's obvious is obviously wrong
Re: Want to withdraw your admission from a B-school???? AICTE comes to the rescue...
In the midst of confusions and frequent date extensions by IIMs, this public notice of AICTE has come as a respite to thousands of ppl like me.
I was ambivalent about taking admission till yesterday. More so, I reached the counselling at IMT 6-7 hours late (my counselling was at 8:30, but I reached there at 2:20). With this notification, students like me won't have any regrets, since they can choose their institute without being bothered about the fee payed to other institutes. Lucky me.
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19-04-2007, 09:56 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DreamRun
Dear Puys,
I just watched the CNBC Awaaz news....and they had some really really heartening news for all of us. If u have already taken admission into a B-school and u want to withdraw that admission and go to a better B-school , then your money is not lost....!!!!!!! There can b only a max deduction of Rs. 1000 made by the B-school were u have deposited ur fee in case u wanna withdraw that amount. This is according to the latest circular and notice brought out by AICTE in the leading newspapers today. Please read today's (April 19, 2007) Hindustan Times Page No. 11 Right Hand bottom corner.....I cant tell u abt the other Newspapers.....'cos i subscribe only to HT.......so go get ur or ur parents' hard-earned money back......
A great respite to thousands of people who lose there money. A welcome initiative by the AICTE to put things into place.
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19-04-2007, 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by naveen_mact
thanks for the info man ...
this is real going to help us....
i think all of us should unite and file a pil against these money minded institutes...
well ....i dont think v would need to file a PIL or sumthing ......but also the MBA instis,. wont b too willing to part with the maoney so easily....they'll definitely try to find some loopholes...
Do or Do not......there is no try.
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20-04-2007, 07:06 PM
Hi all,
This question may sound a bit stupid but can any1 confirm if management institutes such as SP Jain, NMIMS, XLRI, ISB n other private b-schools come under the per view of this announcement.
The reason for this query is because the public notice emphasizes on 'Institutes imparting technical education'. Can we call PGDBM - Post graduate diploma in business management (degree given by most of these institutes) be regarded as technical studies ? Please confirm.
Thanx in advance
Regards
Sarab
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21-04-2007, 11:11 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by sarab`
Hi all,
This question may sound a bit stupid but can any1 confirm if management institutes such as SP Jain, NMIMS, XLRI, ISB n other private b-schools come under the per view of this announcement.
The reason for this query is because the public notice emphasizes on 'Institutes imparting technical education'. Can we call PGDBM - Post graduate diploma in business management (degree given by most of these institutes) be regarded as technical studies ? Please confirm.
Thanx in advance
Regards
Sarab
All institutions approved by AICTE have to follow this notice. there are a few b-schools ( none in the top league as far as i know ), which arent approved, but then that hardly matters....
SP, NMIMS and XLRI definitely have to follow it. ISB, i dont know, but i think they would also have to.
However, ISB can get out of this, because the AICTE notice says that schools have to refund money till the start of their sessions, and a proportionate amount afterwards till the last possible date of admission. the course in ISB starts in the second week of april, which can be before b-schools considered better than them ( maybe a few IIMs ).
IMT ghaziabad has already changed their refund policy to adhere to the AICTE norms. Most other b-schools will follow suit soon, most probably...
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