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CCPA Slaps Rs 11 Lakh Penalty On Vision IAS For Misleading Ads, First Case Of Repeat Offence

December 25, 2025

The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has imposed a ₹11 lakh penalty on Vision IAS for misleading advertisements regarding its students' performance in the UPSC Civil Services Examination. This marks the first instance of a repeat offence being penalized under consumer protection laws, as the institute was found to have concealed vital information about the courses taken by successful candidates.

CCPA Slaps Rs 11 Lakh Penalty On Vision IAS For Misleading Ads, First Case Of Repeat Offence

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Vision IAS fined ₹11 lakh for misleading ads about student performance.
This is the first case of penalty for a repeat offence under consumer protection laws.
The CCPA found that Vision IAS concealed information on courses taken by successful candidates.
The misleading ads claimed high rankings for students who reportedly took expensive foundation courses.
The official name of Vision IAS is AjayVision Education Pvt Ltd.

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CCPA Slaps Rs 11 Lakh Penalty On Vision IAS For Misleading Ads, First Case Of Repeat Offence

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