School Charges Rs 8,400 As 'Parent Orientation' Fees For KG Students, Internet Baffled
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As per the viral picture, the school, which has not been identified, reportedly charges parents a whopping Rs. 8,400 for the orientation fee.
A picture of a school's fee structure for the 2024-25 nursery and Junior KG batch has gone viral on X, sparking debate online. Notably, the school charges parents an 'orientation fee' for their nursery and LKG students, leaving internet users shocked. As per the viral picture, the school, which has not been identified, reportedly charges parents a whopping Rs. 8,400 for the orientation fee. अब समझ आ रहा है, पिता जी ने मुझे सरकारी स्कूल में क्यों पढ़ाया था 😭 pic.twitter.com/fkyPlDT6WP
''Now I understand why my father sent me to a government school,'' reads the caption of the picture shared on X. The picture shows the breakdown of fees for the nursery and Junior KG batch for the academic year including admission fees, caution money, annual charges, development fees, and more. However, the last category is called the ‘'Parent Orientation Charges'', which is a one-time payment. The image also outlines the costs for admission, totaling Rs. 1,51,656.
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