Education
Pre School, Nursary, Playgroup
- Vansthali's Bal Anand Mandir,
- Dreamz,
- Bachpan,
- Kidzee
- shriram academy
Colleges
- R.B.N.B. college,
- C.D.Jain College of Commerce,
- Swami Sahajanand Bharati College Of Education,
- Ashok Institute Of Engineering & Technology- Politechnic,Ashoknagar
- Shiva Trust's Ajitdada Pawar College of Poltechnic,Vadala Mahadeo, Tal Shrirampur, Ahmednagar,
- Kasadar Govindrao Adik Law College,
- Trimurti Junior College Of Science,
- Balika Highschool Junior College
- de paul college
- new english college
Marathi Medium Schools
- Naveen Marathi Shalla,
- Sawitribai Pule School,
- Modern Highschool,
- K.J.Somaiya Highschool,
- Balika Vidyalaya,
- Patel Vidyalaya,
- Janta Vidyalaya,
- Shrirampur Education Society Highschool,
- Night Highschool
- Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Madhamik Ani Uchmadhamik shalla,Siddharth Nagar,Shrirampur.
English Medium School
- Model English School,
- New English School,
- Saint Xavier School,
- Dahanukar English Medium School,
- Shrirampur Education Society's Shriram Academy (CBSE Pattern),
- De Paul english medium high School,
- Vidyaniketan
- Ashok English Medium School
Urdu Medium School
- K.G.A Urdu High School,
- Al-meezan Urdu High School
Special School
- NAB Blind School,
- Shrirampur Rotary Education Trust MUK BADHIR Vidayalaya (Deaf and Dumb School),
- Remand Home
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