Schools
Bai Navajbai Tata Zoroastrian Girls School (Estb By jamsetjee Nusserwanji Tata)
- The Vidyakunj High School
- Seth P.H.Vidyalaya (Sanskarbharti)
- A.H.M.P.High School (Akhil Hind Mahilaa parishad High School)
- Bai Navajbai Tata Girls' High School, Dastur Wad
- Seth R.J.J. High School
- The Navsari High School
- Sheth H.C. Prekh,Navsari High School
- St. Francis of Assisi Convent High School
- Bhakta Ashram
- Seventh-Day Adventist English School
- Sheth Purushottamdas Harjivandas Vidyalaya (Sanskar Bharti)
- D.K. Tata High School
- Dinbai Daboo Girls High School
- Sir Cowasjee Jehangir Nauserwanjee Zarthostri Madresa High School (Madresa High School)
- Tapovan Sanskardham Vidyalaya
- SGM Shiroiya School
- R.D Patel Sarvajanik High School, Kabilpore
- Mamta Mandir
- Seth Banatwala High School
- Shree Sardar Patel Vidhtabhavn, Jalalpore, Navsari
- Shree Sardar Sharda Mandir, Vijalpore, Navsari
- Seema Patel Higher Secondary School,Navsari
- A.B. Higher Secondary School,Navsari
- Hemali English Primary & Modern English Secondary & Higher Secondary School. Kabilpore, Navsari.
- Naranlala Higher Secondary School,Navsari
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