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Want legal action for Due Refund in College


02-Oct-2025 (In Recovery Law)
Actually, on 4th june 2025, i took admission in a college named as Roorke Institute of Technology, Roorkee. In which, is submitted 65,500 fees and them due to personal reasons i withdrew my seat on 14th Aug 2025, and emailed them to refund. They promised that, they will pay my refund till 30th Sep 2025, after deducting the admission fees which is 10,000. So my refund amount is 55,500. Today is 2nd Oct 2025 and i am continuously message them but they niether replied me nor accepting the call
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UGC Guidelines (Refund of Fees 2023, still in force in 2025): If a student withdraws before the last date of admission, full refund minus not more than ₹1,000 processing fee is mandatory. If withdrawn within 30 days of course start but before last date of admission, refund after deducting up to ₹5,000. Deduction of ₹10,000 is questionable unless it’s specifically mentioned in UGC-approved prospectus. Your right: Since they have promised in writing (email) to refund ₹55,500, they are bound by that promise at minimum. Non-refund + no communication = Deficiency in service & unfair trade practice under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
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