Section 4(1)(2) and 4(1)(3)
Ban on misleading advertisements and guarantees of rank or marks
What the Bill says
A centre may not promise or guarantee a rank or good marks to induce enrolment, and may not publish any misleading advertisement about the quality of coaching, the facilities offered, or the results procured by the centre or its students. "Misleading advertisement" carries its Consumer Protection Act, 2019 meaning.
Why it matters
Widely supported. The detail that needs settling is what counts as an honest results claim — whether a student who took a short module can be shown alongside a two-year student, and what proof of enrolment must be retained.
The provisions inside this point
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- 4(1)(2)No misleading promise or guarantee of rank or good marks to induce enrolment.
- 4(1)(3)No misleading advertisement about quality of coaching, facilities, or results procured by the centre or its students.
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