Bhusawal - B.Z.Urdu High School and Junior College

B.Z.Urdu High School and Junior College

The school was named after the very famous Moghul king Bahadur Shah Zafar, the last king of India.The school is one of the oldest and most popular ones.It has produced many valuable gems for the society such as doctors, engineers, teachers and sportspersons.The school has won many district and state level awards in academic and sports competitions.Teacher staff includes N.G.Shaikh, D.M.Khan, A.K.Khan, N.S.Qureshi, N.R.Shaikh etc. Many new Urdu schools have also come up.

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