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[0] Private schools (schools that are not receiving any aid from the government) [India] These schools shall admit 25 percent of the total strength of the class, disadvantaged children in the neighbourhood in class 1 or at entry level. Private schools must undergo a registration process based on norms and standards prescribed by the government, schools registered before the Act must comply with standards within three years of the commencement of the Act The appropriate governmental authority has the right to withdraw registration and shut unregistered institutions. Schools that operate without registration may be fined up to INR 100,000 and a fine of INR 10,000 for each day post conviction No such provision exists [Pakistan] 
These schools shall admit 10 percent of the total strength of the class, disadvantaged children in the neighbourhood in class 1 or at entry level. Private schools must undergo a registration process based on norms and standards prescribed by the government, schools registered before the Act must comply with standards within two years of the commencement of the Act The appropriate governmental authority has the right to withdraw registration and shut unregistered institutions. Schools that operate without registration may be fined up to PKR 200,000 and a fine of PKR 25,000 for each day post conviction One cannot advertise or promote through a prospectus or brochure schools that have not been registered or provisionally registered. The person failing to comply with this rule will have to pay up to PKR 100,000 or/and an imprisonment term up to 1 year
A note from India’s book: on Pakistan’s Right to Education | Accountability Initiative, India
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