Maharashtra Private Coaching Centers (Registration and Regulation) Act, 2026

The State has invited suggestions and objections on the draft Bill. This page sets out its major provisions in plain language. Verify your phone number once, then vote on each point, respond to a whole point or a single line of it, raise a point the draft has missed, and file your own written representation. Everything is compiled into one summary the authorities can read at a glance.

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💰 Fees & FinancialNot in the draft BillNot in the draft Bill — raised by the community

Reclassify coaching under a lower GST slab

Coaching centres are currently taxed as service providers at 18% GST. If the sector is now to be formally registered and regulated as an education provider, the tax treatment should follow: a concessional slab (for example 5%) so the benefit reaches parents and so centres can fund the infrastructure this Bill mandates.

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💰 Fees & FinancialSection 5

All-inclusive fee, no mid-course increase, pro-rata refund within 10 days

A receipt must be issued immediately on any payment. The declared course fee must include prospectus, notes, study material and internal examinations — nothing may be charged under any other head. The fee cannot be increased during the course. A student leaving mid-course must be refunded on a pro-rata basis within ten days, including hostel and mess fees.

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