UP NEWES FROM Class 9th to 12th Increased by 200 Percent in Uttar Pradesh

Up school fees: Parents have suffered a major setback in Uttar Pradesh. The mandate for increase in fees has been issued in all state and aided secondary schools of the state. According to this, the fees from class 9 to 12 have increased by about 180 to 200%. Governor Anandiben Patel has approved the increase. This increased fee will be applicable with immediate effect from this session.

The mandate in this context has been released on 9 May. In a letter issued by Joint Secretary Nilesh Kumar Singh, it has been said that in the context of letter: Camp/4563/2024-25 dated 23 September, 2024, I have been instructed to say that the mandatory number-2072 (1) 15-07-2009 dated 15-07-2010s and 15-01-2010 and the time-time before the time. While encroaching the mandates, the Governor gladly gives approval to increase the current fee rates of various items and implement the revised fee rates in its place.

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How much fees from 9th to 10th?
According to the mandate, 25 for development in class 9th and 10th, 10 for sports, Science 20, Scouting 1, Red Cross 10, Fan 30, Poor Fees 20, Refreshment 20, Reading 25, Auditor View 10, Art 10, Magazine 30, Program 30, Panger 30, Re -entry 20, Student Register 25, LAT Fee 10, LAT Fee 10, LAT Fee 10, LAT Fee 10, Penal 10 and Rs 35 for Home Examination.

How much fees from 11th to 12th?
Similarly, in 11th and 12th, development 15, sports 10, science 20, scouting 10, red cross 10, fan 30, poor fee 20, refreshment 20, reading 25, audio view 10, magazine 30, progress letter 30, re -entry on the name cut will be charged again, student register 25, late fee fee 10, absence penal 10 and Rs 50 for home exams.

The late fee is 10 rupees from 9 to 12th. In such a situation, it will cost Rs 10 per day on the basis of the delay in depositing fees. It has been said that these orders will be applicable with immediate effect. Necessary orders/instructions should be issued immediately to the concerned officials and educational institutions. (With Balaram Pandey’s input)