J.M. Malik, Presiding Member —This common order shall decide the above detailed six cases because these cases involve similar law points and facts. We would take the facts of the case from revision petition No.638 of 2014.

2. Regional Institute of Co-operative Management, Chandigarh, the petitioner in this case, made a notification through advertisements, etc., and assured about its outstanding reputation as per publicity brochure, etc. It assured 100% job placement guarantee. Its prospectus mentioned for the batch 2010-12 that the Post Graduate Diploma in Management which would provide was equivalent to Masters of Business Administration (MBA) and recognised by the Association of Indian Universities. It was also represented that it was funded by the Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India.

3. Placing reliance on these representations, all the six complainants, took admission in its two years’ full-time Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Agriculture Business), for the year 2010-12 batch. The Opposite Party (OP) also contested that it was having healthy relations with Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Co-operative Management, Pune University and considered it as i