Suryabinayak Municipality has released the notice about regulating school fees and enforcing rules for institutional (private) schools for the academic year 2083. As per the decision of the Education Committee of Suryabinayak Municipality dated 2083/01/30, the average monthly fees for institutional schools operating within this municipality have been determined for the current academic session. Therefore, arrangements should be made to charge and collect monthly fees accordingly.
This is issued for the information of all concerned. Furthermore, it is informed that a decision has been made to ensure that all teachers and staff working in institutional schools within Suryabinayak Municipality are provided with the minimum remuneration (wage) fixed by the Government of Nepal and are compulsorily enrolled in the Social Security Fund.
This fee structure aims to maintain uniformity and transparency, ensure affordability in education, protect the rights of students and guardians, and improve the overall quality and accountability of schools.
Monthly Fee Structure (Average)
The following table outlines the maximum average monthly fees permitted based on school categorization:
| School Category | Level | Average Monthly Fee (NPR) | Remarks |
| Category 'A' (Ka) | Basic Level (Grade 1-8) | 4,400 | Basis for fee determination |
| Secondary Level (Grade 9-10) | 5,400 | ||
| Category 'B' (Kha) | Basic Level (Grade 1-8) | 3,300 | 25% less than Category 'A' |
| Secondary Level (Grade 9-10) | 4,050 | ||
| Category 'C' (Ga) | Basic Level (Grade 1-8) | 2,475 | 25% less than Category 'B' |
| Secondary Level (Grade 9-10) | 3,037 |
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