Coaching Centres Can't Enrol Students Younger than 16: Govt's New Guidelines:

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Category : National Published on: January 23 2024

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The proposed rules titled Guidelines for Regulation of Coaching Centres 2024 mandate classes not to be held for more than five hours a day to avoid 'undue stress'.
They also say that the coaching centres should conduct periodic workshops and sensitisation sessions regarding students’ mental health.
Besides, they do not allow coaching centres to be registered unless they have a counselling system as per the requirements of the guidelines.

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Coaching Centres Can't Enrol Students Younger than 16: Govt's New Guidelines: