Why Maharashtra wants to regulate coaching centres | Explained
Maharashtra’s proposed Private Coaching Centres Bill, 2026 seeks to regulate coaching institutes with new rules on admissions, fees, safety standards and student welfare. From banning school-coaching tie-ups to restricting enrolment of children below 13, here’s everything you need to know about the proposed law and its impact on students, parents and coaching centres.
The Hindu reports on Maharashtra's proposed Private Coaching Centres Bill, 2026, which aims to regulate coaching institutes with new rules on admissions, fees, safety standards, and student welfare. The bill includes provisions to ban school-coaching tie-ups, restrict enrolment of children below 13, and enforce English-only terms & conditions for institutional comments.
The law's impact on students, parents, and coaching centres will be significant, as it seeks to ensure better safety standards and student welfare in the coaching sector.
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