Kanigiri - Education

Education

In Prakasam dist, kanigiri(Rock city) is well known for basic education (up to 10th and 12th standard). There are quite a few famous private schools and colleges. Many software engineers from kanigiri are working in different cities of India as well as in other countries like USA, UK, etc.

  • Alpha public school-Alpha degree college-Alpha BED college, Kothapeta, Kanigiri(Director: G.Malakonda Reddy)
  • Pragathi public school (correspondent k prabakar rao)
  • MNM degree college
  • Ratnam High school (Director: Ratnam )
  • Sri chaitanya techno school
  • ABR engineering college(Director: Avula Basi Reddy)
  • sadhana paramedical vocational junior college
  • Honey concept school, Jawaharlal street, Kanigiri (Director : Mukku Krishna Reddy)
  • Krishna Chaitanya Junior College, Kothapeta, Kanigiri (Director : Mukku Krishna Reddy)
  • Nethaji Junior College, Kothapet, Kanigiri (Correspondent : Mukku Balakrishna Reddy)
  • Aditya public school
  • Sri Pratibha School Jawaharlal street, Kanigiri (Director : CH. Koti Reddy)
  • Gomathy public school,kothapet kanigiri(correspondent:balu prasad reddy)

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