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UI am a second-year BSc IT student who scored an impressive 94.33% in the commerce stream, becoming the topper in my area and coaching classes. My achievement caught the attention of the coaching center’s principal, who had a collaboration with a college on a commission basis, which I only discovered later.
During a visit to the coaching center, the trustee of the college praised the institution and inquired about the topper. Upon learning about my background, he visited my father’s workplace to commend my performance. Soon after, the coaching principal conveyed that the college trustee offered me a full concession on my three-year course fees. However, this arrangement was never documented in writing.
The situation took a turn when I had to chase the trustee and his assistant for their signatures during exam form submissions, as the college system showed pending fees. I endured this ordeal for two years but can no longer tolerate it. Moreover, the college has a policy that prevents students from leaving once they’ve taken admission. Those who attempt to leave are coerced into paying for the remaining two years and are denied a leaving certificate, effectively trapping them in a subpar academic environment.
I am financially constrained and unable to fight against this unjust system. I seek legal support to resolve this issue and would appreciate guidance on how to proceed.
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