Education
- Colleges
- Degree college for boys and girls (science & Arts stream)
university of siraj ul uloom imamsaheb
- Wintech Computer Education Shopian
- Schools
- Eternal Success School, Shopian
- Geographicus Public School, Shopian
- National Innovations Public School Zainapora Shopian
- Mohammadiya Institution near Eid Gah
- Shah-i-Hamdan School Batapora, on the banks of Ranbi-Ara
- Green Land Edu. Instt. near fire station
- Maktabia Islamia School, near Police station
- Sky lark public School near fire station
- Spring Dales public school batapora near phe division
- Basic activity public school nowpora
- Govt.Middle School Manzimpora.
- School Chale Hum School Village Manzimpora.
- Govt High School Reshinagri
- Darul Uloom Islamia, Pinjura
- university of Siraj-ul-Uloom, Imamsaheb
- Govt. Boys & Girls Higher Secondary, Shopian
- Sun Shine Public School, Pinjura
- Ameer Kabeer Memorial Institute K. Manloo Shopian
- Govt. High School, Pinjura
- Shah I Hamdan Institute Ramnagri
- Govt.High School Ramnagri
- govt,High School d.k.pora
- Govt.H.S.S. Kapren
- .Simnania Public School Arshi Pora Shopian
- JK Charitable Welfare Trust (We Help You)
- Al-Mustafa Educational Trust Mashwara
- Govt.Middle School Mashwara (A gratifying educational center of zone keegam )
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