Haryana private schools told to update fee data till Oct 20

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Updated At : 01:48 PM Oct 12, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, October 11

The Haryana Government has given time till October 20 to private schools to update their data for the reimbursement of student fee under Rule 134-A.

An official spokesperson said the state government had developed an online portal under Rule 134-A for the reimbursement of fee of students promoted in recognised private schools from Class II to VIII during the academic session 2020-21.

Thus, the recognised private schools in which meritorious students of the BPL/EWS category had been admitted under the above rule, could update their data till October 20 by clicking on ‘APPLICATION PRINT’ section given on the link of departmental website. For any enquiry, e-mail id hryedu.fee134@gmail.com or phone number 0172-5049801 could be contacted. — TNS

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