What are the draft guidelines proposing regarding misleading ads by coaching centres
Information about the proposed consequences for coaching centres publishing misleading advertisements.
The draft guidelines proposing regarding misleading ads by coaching centres aim to protect consumers and ensure transparency in the education sector. Some of the proposed consequences for coaching centres publishing misleading advertisements include:
- Strict penalties: Coaching centres found guilty of publishing misleading ads may face strict penalties, such as heavy fines or loss of accreditation.
- Public disclosure: The draft guidelines propose that coaching centres found guilty of misleading advertising should be publicly disclosed, ensuring that potential students and their parents are aware of the violation.
- Legal action: If the misleading advertisement leads to financial loss or harm to students, affected individuals may be entitled to take legal action against the coaching centre.
- Loss of reputation: In addition to legal consequences, coaching centres that engage in misleading advertising may suffer reputational damage, potentially leading to a decline in enrollments and overall credibility.
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