Allagadda - Educational Institutions

Educational Institutions

  • Yeddula Papamma Pedda Madduleti Reddy Government High School (oldest school in Allagadda)(By the chandrasekhar 2003 Batch (2nd topper) to the school in 2003.
  • Yeddula Papamma Pedda Madduleti Reddy Government Junior College (oldest college in place By the chandrasekhar 2005 Batch (3rd Topper)
  • Z.P. High School (boys), Palasagaram Road
  • Sri Ankala Reddy Memorial College of Education
  • Sri Ankala Reddy Memorial degree College(AIDED) (Shaik kareemulla 2007 Batch)
  • ALFA Engineering College and Technology (on NH18 Highway)
  • Sri Raghavendra Junior College
  • Sri Raghavendra Public School - Satram Street by the chandrasekhar
  • Sri Bharathividya Mandir - Satram Street.
  • K.V.Subba Reddy Degree College (B.Ed. college well known in and around the place).
  • Sri B.B.R High School, near old bus stand.
  • S.S.R Junior College- near RTC bus stand(Principal G Sreekanth Reddy)
  • Pragna Junior College- near bus stand (Principal HEMA no:1,college in Allagadda town)
  • YPR ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL, TB Road
  • SRI RAGHAVENDRA PUBLIC SCHOOL - SATRAM STREET By the chandrasekhar
  • Sri Lakshmi Raghavendra Public School,Near R.T.C.Bus stand.
  • St.Anns Public School,Near NH-18.
  • SRI SAI PUBLIC SCHOOL,Near R.T.C Bus Stand.
  • Sri Viswasanthi High School
  • Ravi Aided School
  • Krushi Vidyanikethan High School
  • KVN D.Ed College
  • Sri Raghavendra College of Education & D.Ed College
  • SRI VIGNANA BHARATHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, TB Road
  • Z.P.P. High School, Dornipadu
  • Z.P.H.High School (girls)
  • Goutam Model School

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