Withdrawal Rules

Withdrawal of a student from the school is governed by the guidelines of the Central Board of Secondary Education and the school’s internal policies.

1. Written Application:
   Parents/guardians must submit a written application for withdrawal addressed to the Principal, clearly stating the reason.
2. Notice Period:
   A minimum notice period (generally 30 days) must be given before withdrawal. Failing this, one month’s fee may be charged in lieu of notice.
3. Clearance of Dues:
   All school dues must be cleared before issuing the Transfer Certificate (TC). This includes tuition fees, transport fees, library dues, and any other charges.
4. Transfer Certificate (TC):
   The TC will be issued only after verification of records and clearance from all departments.
5. Mid-Session Withdrawal:
   If a student is withdrawn in the middle of the academic session, fees for the ongoing term may not be refunded.
6. Refund Policy:
   Admission fees and other one-time charges are non-refundable.
7. Library & School Property:
   All books, uniforms, ID cards, and any school property must be returned before the final clearance.
8. Result/Report Card:
   The latest Progress Report or mark sheet may be issued along with the TC, subject to clearance of all dues.
9. Disciplinary Withdrawal:
   The school reserves the right to withdraw a student on disciplinary grounds if found involved in serious misconduct.
10. Re-admission:
    Students who have withdrawn and wish to rejoin must apply afresh and follow the admission process.