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School Fees
1. Fees may be paid Annually (Yearly) or Half Yearly (every six months) or Quarterly (every three months).
2. Fees to be made at Punjab National Bank, Main Road, Ramgarh Cantt. Branch.
3. Please enter the Name, Class & Roll No. of your child in capital letters.
4. Parents are requested to follow the schedule for payment mentioned below:-
5. Non Payment of a Quarter Fee will result in discontinuation of van and other services.
6. LATE FINE:
a) If fees are not paid within the due date a late fine of Rs. 200/- per Quarter will be charged and is to be included with the next Quarterly fee.
b) @ Rs. 1000/- will be charged if the fees are not paid before the due dates of two consecutive Quarters.
7. One calendar month’s notice in writing or one month’s fee in lieu thereof is to be paid before withdrawal of a child from the school. School leaving Certificate will not be provided unless all fees are paid in full.
8. All payment after the scheduled dates are to be made at the School’s Office, along with the requisite Late fine by cash only.
INSTRUCTION FOR PARENTS / GUARDIANS
1. If in doubt regarding the amount to be deposited, kindly consult the School Office.
2. If fees are not paid for two consecutive quarters, the name of the student will be struck of the rolls, Admission charges, late fee, fine and school fees must be paid before the student can be re-admitted.

•    Payment of fees is to be made through cash/crossed cheque/demand draft at school Administrative Office Only.
•    The cheques/demand draft payable may kindly be drawn in favour of “Knowledge Tree Foundation”.
•    The amount deposited towards registration and admission for a particular year is neither refundable nor transferable to any other year.
•    Annual fee revision may be as determined by the School’s Board of management.

NOTE: Only Tuition fees being charged as per the State Govt. Instructions for session 2020-2021

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Scholar’s High abide by the laws of government, and strongly supports the Right to Education Act (RTE) 2009. As per the rule, the non-governmental schools are required to reserve 25 percent of the seats for the children of the weaker section of the society at an entry-level and provide them free education till class.
The allocation takes place from the centre itself, and we welcome the students allotted by the government with open arms.