Delhi High Court Halts Government Order on School Fee Panels, Maintains Existing Fee Structure

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Delhi HC Stays Govt Order on School Fee Panels, Allows Status Quo on Fees

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News18•28-02-2026, 16:00

Delhi HC Stays Govt Order on School Fee Panels, Allows Status Quo on Fees

•Delhi High Court put on hold the Delhi government’s February 1 notification on School-Level Fee Regulation Committees (SLFRCs).
•The notification directed private schools to set up SLFRCs and submit proposed fee structures for the next three academic years.
•Court clarified that for the academic year 2026-27, schools may continue charging the same fees as in the previous academic year.
•The matter stems from a gazette notification requiring private unaided schools to constitute SLFRCs within 10 days.
•School associations challenged the move, arguing the notification altered timelines under the Delhi School Education Act.

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