Education
Dhenkanal is home to the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, the only institute in Orissa for the study of journalism and mass communication; many students come here from all over India to study.
Other colleges, universities, and institutes include:
- Synergy Institute of Engineering & Technology
- Narayani Institute of Engineering and Technology
- Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology
- Dhenkanal Law College
- Devendra Satpathy Memorial College
- Dhenkanal College
- Vidyarthee Residential College
- E-Tech Residential College
- Saikripa Residential College
- Mahima MahaVidyalaya
- Montfort School
- B B High School
- Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya
- Kendriya Vidyalaya
- Balarampur High School
- Satyabadi High School
- Joranda High School
- Minaketan High School, Babandha
- Bata Bihari Bidya pitha, Tarava
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