Ban on integration with schools and on "dummy school" arrangements
What the Bill says
"Integration" is defined very widely — any agreement, arrangement, understanding, practice or mechanism, formal or informal, direct or indirect, that creates an operational, administrative, academic, financial or managerial connection between a recognised school and a coaching centre. No centre may operate on school or college premises. A school proved to be involved can be recommended for derecognition.
Why it matters
The most contested provision. It names the problem clearly but does not set out what replaces the integrated model for JEE/NEET aspirants, whose school attendance and entrance preparation currently run in the same building.
The provisions inside this point
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- 2(11)Definition: "Integration" covers any formal or informal, direct or indirect operational, administrative, academic, financial or managerial connection between a recognised school and a coaching centre.
- 4(5)No coaching centre may operate in the premises of any recognised school or college.
- 4(7)No coaching centre shall enter into, maintain or participate in any form of integration with a recognised school.
- 14(3)A school proved to be involved may be recommended for derecognition.
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