Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago
I recently completed my B.Com. and am actively looking for a job. I joined an institute for training as an HR Executive, hoping to improve my job prospects. However, they recommended I focus on becoming an Account Executive for better future opportunities. I’m now preparing for government exams and can’t commit to the HR training.
I joined the institute a month ago, as they promised classes would start within two days. Unfortunately, the classes only began after a month, and then they demanded payment for the full course. Due to my competitive exam preparation, I’m unable to continue the HR training. After two months, they’d likely refer me for job interviews, but I won’t be ready for employment for at least six months. Despite explaining this, they’re demanding a six to seven-month fee with a 15% penalty.
Best Answer
Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago
Based on Indian laws, the institute cannot legally demand the full course fee as they failed to start classes on time and you are unable to continue the program due to a change in your career aspirations. You can try to negotiate a partial refund or explore legal recourse if they refuse to compromise.
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