An association of CBSE schools in the region said the school education department should give a clear directive to guardians regarding the fee payment. The demand was raised in a memorandum drafted by the North Bengal Sahodaya School Complex and addressed to Manish Jain, principal secretary in the state school education department. The CBSE schools, sources said, charge monthly tuition fees ranging from Rs 600 to Rs 3,000. At the beginning of an academic session, the total fee charged from students ranges from Rs 3,000 to Rs 30,000. “In such a situation, we want a clear directive from the state education department.

Source: The Telegraph June 11, 2020 21:22 UTC