The institute is a fraud institute with funds getting channelised elsewhere.
I had sought admission for my daughter for a BE.d. programme in Bhartiya Vidyapeeth through Active Institute of Management,and paid a fees of Rs 35,000 vide cheque ( for which I have the due receipts). Mrs Anita Mahajan, the manager there, had very promptly told me that if I was not satisfied with the setup, I could withdraw within some period of time, but she needed me to pay the fees right away. At that time I was convinced by Mrs Anita Mahajan that the reading material and course curriculum would be made available to me the very next week. However, after considerable period of time and many complaints I was shown the reading material. I realised that this is a totally non satisfactory.
I immediately withdrew the application. However Mrs Mahajan, instead of refunding me gave me a 3 month post-dated cheque for Rs 32,000/- ( after deducting Rs 3,000/- as administrative charges,about which I was not told beforehand). Now in June when I deposited the cheque it has bounced and the Mrs Mahajan is just not ready to accept responsibility for the same stating that the money has not been refunded by the university.
My questions are,
1. Is the institute recognised as they claim to be? If so are there no governing rules?
2. I did not sign on any terms stating that my Rs 3,000/- will be deducted, instead i was told I may withdraw if I am not satisfied.
3. Cheque bouncing, is it not an offence?




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