In light of the NEET paper leak controversy, the Maharashtra government is finalizing a bill aimed at regulating private coaching and tuition classes. This legislation will enforce mandatory registration for coaching institutes, requiring them to disclose ownership details, fee structures, and the number of students per batch. The bill emphasizes student welfare by mandating basic facilities such as separate toilets, drinking water, and first-aid services, while ensuring a minimum space allocation of one square meter per student. To enhance accountability, institutes will need to install CCTV cameras in classrooms and maintain footage for at least a month. Furthermore, the bill prohibits coaching classes from employing school teachers and conducting sessions during school hours. Although the legislation does not impose a fee cap, it mandates transparency in fee disclosure. Violations of these regulations could result in penalties of ₹1 lakh to ₹2 lakh, with the possibility of registration cancellation for repeated infractions. The bill will not apply to other training classes like music or dance.