Assam Regulates Coaching Centres with New Bill

The Assam assembly approved a bill mandating private coaching centres to register and adhere to guidelines. Initiated to curb commercialisation, the law aims to protect guardians and students. MLA Sherman Ali Ahmed was briefly suspended during the discussion for interrupting. The bill ensures transparency and accountability.

In a significant move, the Assam assembly has passed a bill aimed at regulating private coaching centres across the state, mandating their registration and firm adherence to established guidelines.

The newly passed legislation, known as the Assam Coaching Institutes (Control and Regulation) Bill, 2025, seeks to address the rampant commercialisation perceived in this sector while providing guardians and students with a reliable mechanism for redressal.

Despite the legislative milestone, the session witnessed brief turmoil as MLA Sherman Ali Ahmed was suspended for disrupting proceedings, highlighting the intensity of the discussion surrounding this pivotal educational reform.

(With inputs from agencies.)