St Xavier's School ordered to deposit Rs 2cr in FD amid fee dispute
The committee issued a notice to the school and called for a personal hearing, during which this interim arrangement was made.
According to reports, the FRC set the annual fees for the academic years 2024–25, 2025–26, and 2026–27. Compared to the previous year (2023–24), the committee reduced the fee for Classes 1 to 8 by Rs 16,859. However, the school continued to collect the earlier proposed amount of Rs 39,360 from students, prompting complaints from parents.
In response, the Ahmedabad district education officer (DEO) ordered the school to refund the excess amount within seven days. The school, however, failed to comply, stating that it filed an appeal with the revision committee challenging the FRC's fee order. The DEO rejected this explanation, and the FRC issued a fresh notice, summoning the school for a hearing.
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During the hearing, the school admitted that it collected the higher amount from approximately 1,500 students.
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Given the pending appeal with the revision committee, the FRC ordered the school to place the disputed excess amount —about Rs 2 crore — in an FD account.
According to the FRC's ruling, if the revision committee upholds the FRC's original fee order, the FD amount will be refunded to the students. If the committee approves a fee hike, the school will be allowed to reclaim the FD amount along with the accrued interest.
This interim solution ensures the protection of student interests while the fee revision appeal is under review.
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