New Delhi: Consumer protection regulator CCPA has imposed a fine of Rs 10 lakh and Rs 5 lakh respectively on Motion Education Pvt Ltd and Career Line Coaching (CLC), Sikar, for publishing misleading advertisements about JEE and NEET results and unfair trade practices.In a statement, the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) said the advertisements published by both institutions concealed important information about the courses attended by students whose success stories were shown in their promotional materials.Motion Education had advertised a 91.2% NEET qualifying rate and 51% IIT-JEE Advanced pass rate, with details of successful students displayed online. CCPA’s investigation found that most of the selected students had enrolled in ‘I-Eklavya (Online)’ – a course offered free of cost to selected students through a test and interview process. This was not mentioned in any advertisement. The CLC had claimed to have ‘over 1650 CLCians in MBBS, IITs and others’ – a figure which the institute described as cumulative selection since 1996, only to claim during the hearing that it had mentioned 2024 alone.