My college is demanding 4 year full fees for Noc to transfer college is that legal?

The legality of your college's demand for 4-year full fees for NOC to transfer colleges depends on several factors, including the terms of the agreement or contract you signed with the college, the laws and regulations in your country or state, and the policies of the college. In general, if your college is demanding that you pay 4-year full fees for an NOC to transfer colleges, and this demand was not mentioned in your agreement or contract with the college, then it may be illegal or unfair. Additionally, if the college has a policy that allows for such demands, it may still be worth consulting with a lawyer or legal advisory to ensure that the policy is legal and valid. You may want to review the terms of your agreement or contract with the college to SEE if it contains any provisions related to NOC transfers and fees. If there is no mention of this requirement in the agreement, you may want to discuss the matter with the college authorities and request a clarification. It may also be helpful to consult with a legal advisory who can provide guidance on the relevant laws and regulations in your country or state and advise you on your legal rights and options. If you are unable to resolve the matter amicably with the college authorities, you may want to consider filing a complaint with the relevant regulatory authority or consumer protection agency in your area. These agencies may be able to investigate the matter and provide you with guidance on how to proceed.

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