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Section 3: Amendment of rule 4

The Karnataka Education Institutions (Issue of No Objection Certificate and Control) (Amendment) Rules, 2024.State Rules of Karnataka · 1995

In rule 4 of the said rules,-

(i) in sub rule (2), after the words, “shall be accompanied by a”, the words, “non refundable”, shall be inserted.

(ii) after sub-rule (9), the following shall be inserted namely:- "(10) In case application submitted under sub-rule (1), is rejected for non compliance of any of the criteria fixed for recognition and non submission of documents mentioned under sub-rule 3 of Rule 3, the non refundable processing fee paid, under sub-rule (2), shall be valid for re-submission of application by the Private Educational Institution maximum three times in the same year or in the subsequent years or within 3 years from the date of making first application, whichever is earlier.

(11) Where application of a private educational institution is rejected more than three times, such educational institution shall apply afresh with a further nonrefundable fee of rupees two lakhs."

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ActThe Karnataka Education Institutions (Issue of No Objection Certificate and Control) (Amendment) Rules, 2024.
Section3
Marginal noteAmendment of rule 4
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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