HP govt to return IT fee to senior school students

Updated on: Wednesday, July 06, 2011

The Himachal Pradesh government has decided to return 50 per cent tuition fee for Information Technology to all school students of classes XI and XII in the state.
   
All principals of senior secondary schools in the state have been directed to return 50 per cent of tuition fee charged to the students of class XI and XII, deputy Director of Higher Education P Sonan said here.
   
The schools have also been directed to collect the reimbursement amount from the state Education Department till July 8 and return it to the students till July 20, he said.

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