Rampur, Uttar Pradesh - Education

Education

The education sector in Rampur is developing with investments pouring in. The city has several secondary and higher secondary schools and colleges. The educational institutions are the main attraction for students of nearby places like Kemri, Bilaspur etc. as many new institutions have come up in the city for various higher education mainly affiliated with MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly. Although the city has many educational institutes, Rampur has an average literacy rate of 55.05%, lower than the national average of 59.5%. Male literacy is 63.10%, and female literacy is 46.19%. The Muhammad Ali Jauhar University is being constructed.

Main educational institutes in Rampur

No. Names of Educational Institutes Affiliation With
1. Jauhar College of Engineering and Technology Mahamaya Technical University, Noida
2. Raza Degree College (Boys and Girls) Rohilkhand University, Bareilly
3. Government Polytechnic UPTU, Lucknow
4. Sunway Senior Secondary School CBSE Board, New Delhi
5. St. Mary Sr. Sec. School CBSE Board, New Delhi
6. Greenwood Sr. Sec. School CBSE Board, New Delhi
7. Dayawati Modi Academy CBSE Board, New Delhi
8. Whitehall Public School CBSE Board, New Delhi
9. St. Paul's School CBSE Board, New Delhi
10. Raza Intermediate College UP Board, Allahabad
11. Jain Intermediate College UP Board, Allahabad
12. Zulfikar Inter College UP Board, Allahabad
13. Sanatan Dharm Intermediate College UP Board, Allahabad
14. Khursheed Girls Intermediate College UP Board, Allahabad
15. Kanya Intermediate College UP Board, Allahabad
16. Maharishi Vidya Mandir UP Board, Allahabad
17. Balika Intermediate College UP Board, Allahabad
18. Shamsi Girls Intermediate College UP Board, Allahabad

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