Get Details on Coaching Registration, Fees, Age Limit, Infrastructure & FAQs Related to the Bill
The Rajasthan government has proposed to implement the Rajasthan Coaching Centres (Control and Regulation) Bill 2025 with the aim of protecting the interests of students and regulate the coaching industry.
The main objective of this bill is to ensure registration, standardization, transparency, mental well-being and safety of students of coaching institutes. Rajasthan, especially Kota, is famous all over the country for the preparation of competitive examinations. In such a situation, this bill can prove to be very important for students, parents and coaching institutes.
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FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) Related to this Bill
Question 1: What is the Rajasthan Coaching Centres Bill 2025?
This is a law under which it will be mandatory for all coaching institutes operating in the state to get registered. Through this bill, the government will ensure minimum standards, fee control, safety of students, counselling and career guidance.
Question 2: When will this Bill come into force?
The name of the bill is – Rajasthan Coaching Centres (Control and Regulation) Bill, 2025. This Bill will be applicable in the entire state of Rajasthan and will be effective from the date on which the government will issue a notification.
Question 3: What are the main objectives of the bill?
- Registration and monitoring of coaching institutes.
- Bringing transparency in fees, advertising and admission process.
- Counselling arrangements for mental health of students.
- Reducing stress to prevent incidents like suicide.
- Ensuring safety standards and quality of infrastructure.
- Providing correct information and guidance of career options.
Question 4: What are the conditions to be fulfilled for registration?
- The minimum qualification of teachers teaching in coaching will be Graduation. The coaching institute must have at least 1 square meter space per student.
- Earlier coaching institutes with 50 students were allowed for registration but now the coaching institutes with at least 100 students are eligible for registration.
- Misleading advertisements or rank/success cannot be guaranteed.
- Counselling system must be compulsorily installed in the coaching centre.
- The building should be safe, fire-fighting standards and equipped with facilities like clean drinking water and separate toilets for girls and boys.
Question 5: What will be the rules on the fees of coaching institutes?
- The option of fees payment in four installments must be given to the student.
- If the student leaves the course midway, then the remaining fee will have to be refunded on pro-rata basis within 10 days.
- Hostel and mess fees will also have to be refunded under this rule.
- Fees cannot be increased midway after the course starts.
Question 6: What are the provisions on advertising and promotion?
- Making false promises, attrBillive offers or misleading advertisements will be prohibited.
- Coaching institutes can only use the term “Registered Coaching Centre”.
- Words like “Recognized” or “Approved” cannot be used.
Question 7: What steps will be taken for the safety and mental health of students?
- Counsellors and psychologists will be available in coaching centres.
- One day off in a week will be mandatory.
- Classes will not exceed maximum 5 hours per day.
- Exams/tests cannot be conducted the day after weekly off.
- Counselling sessions, workshops and awareness programmes will be organised at regular intervals.
Question 8: Where can complaints of students and parents be lodged?
- It will be mandatory to install Complaint Box in every coaching institute.
- Grievance redressal cell will be formed at the district level.
- Students, parents or teachers will be able to directly lodge complaints with the District Committee.
- All complaints will have to be resolved within 30 days.
Question 9: What will be the role of the District Committee?
- A district committee will be formed in every district which will be headed by the District Collector.
- Main functions of the District Committee:
- Registration and renewal of coaching institutes.
- Ensuring fee control and transparency.
- Taking Billion on false advertisements and fake claims.
- Resolving students’ complaints.
- Ensuring fee refund.
- Regular inspection of coaching institutes.
Question 10: What will be the Code of Conduct for coaching institutes?
- The number of students in the batch will have to be declared in advance, it cannot be increased in between.
- Students will have to be made aware about the difficulty level, syllabus and the Billual status of preparation.
- Information will be given about other career options, not just medical and engineering.
- Counselling will be provided to avoid overly ambitious goals and maintain mental balance.
- Segregation of batches will not be based on the ability of students.
Question 11: What will be the penalty if a coaching institute violates the rules?
- Fine of ₹50,000 for the first mistake.
- Fine of ₹2,00,000 for the second mistake.
- For repeated violations, fine of ₹2,00,000 will be imposed.
- But registration can be cancelled.
- In case of cancellation of registration, the entire fee will have to be refunded to the students.
Question 12: Can Coaching Institutes Change the Location Arbitrarily?
No, coaching centres can be run at any other place other than the registered address only if prior permission of the district committee is obtained.
Question 13: Will basic facilities be mandatory for students?
- Yes, coaching institutes will have to provide the following facilities:
- Safe and clean drinking water.
- Separate toilets (for boys and girls).
- First aid kit and information about nearby hospitals.
- Fire safety.
- Proper ventilation and electricity in classrooms.
- CCTV and security arrangements as per requirement.
Question 14: What other Billivities will be conducted for students apart from studies?
- Co-curricular Billivities.
- Group discussions, competitions and project work.
- Workshops on mental health and life skills.
- Awareness sessions on positive parenting and stress management for parents.
Question 15: What will be the role of parents?
- A Parent Society will be formed in each district.
- This institution will monitor the Billivities of coaching institutes.
- Parents will be informed about the progress, mental health and career options of the students.
Question 16: What is the system of appeal?
If a coaching institute has an objection to the order of the District Committee, then it can appeal to the Rajasthan Coaching Center Authority within 30 days.
Question 17. Like the Central government’s guidelines, does the Rajasthan Coaching centres Bill 2024 also prohibits enrolling students below the age of 16?
No, the Rajasthan Coaching Centres (RCC-Control & Regulation) Bill 2025 did not mention about any sort of prohibition on enrolling students below the age of 16 like the Central Government’s Guidelines for Regulation of Coaching Centres, 2024 which means there is no such provision in the RCC Bill 2025.
The central government’s guidelines had prohibited coaching centres from enrolling students below the age of 16, with enrollment only permitted after a student has completed their secondary school examination.
Final words
Rajasthan Coaching Center Bill 2025 is a big initiative of relief for students and parents. This law is not only to ensure the quality of education but also to strengthen the mental well-being, safety, transparency and career guidance of the students. This Bill will help in creating a healthy and balanced education environment in Rajasthan, especially Kota city, which is famous as a coaching hub in the coming times.
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