In a significant ruling, the district consumer disputes redressal commission in Noida ordered Study IQ IAS, a study center based in Gurugram, to refund ₹15,000 (approximately $180 USD) to a student who enrolled in a bilingual course but received only English materials. The complainant, Pragyansh Singh, filed the complaint on July 19, 2025, after discovering that the course materials were entirely in English, contrary to the advertised bilingual offering. Despite multiple requests for resolution, the study center failed to respond or refund the fees. The commission, led by chairperson Anil Kumar Pundir and member Anju Sharma, ruled that the center's actions constituted a deficiency in service under the Consumer Protection Act. In addition to the refund, the commission imposed a fine of ₹1,000 (approximately $12 USD) for the mental distress caused to the complainant, highlighting the necessity for educational institutions to uphold their commitments.