Educational Institutions
The following are the educational institutions in Tindivanam:
- Anna University College of Engineering Tindivanam (AUCET) Melpakkam
- Thiru. A. Govindasamy Govt. Arts college
- BWDA Arts college, Kolliyangunam
- St. Ann’s Higher Secondary School
- St. Philomena's Girls Higher Secondary School
- Walter Scuder Higher Secondary School
- National Higher Secondary School
- St. Ann’s Middle School
- St. Joseph's of Cluny Matriculation Higher Secondary School
- Tagore Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Jayapuram
- Tagore Matriculation Higher Secondary School, N.G.O Colony
- Tagore Higher Secondary School (CBSE)
- Murungapakkam Govt Higher Secondary School
- St. Mary's Matriculation Higher Secondary School
- Montfort Matriculation Higher Secondary School
- Francis Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Saram
- Kooshal chand Govt higher secondary school
- M.D.Krane Govt High school
- R.C. Nirmala Primary School
- Roshanai Colony Municipal School
- Muslim High School
- Murungapakkam Municipal Elementary School
- Walter Scudder Elementary School
- Ayyanthoppu, Municipal Elementary School
- Kamatchi Vilas Middle School
- Kanniga Parameswari Elementary School
- Marys Nursery School
- M.D. Crane Middle School
- National Elementary School
- Sri.Maragathambigai Middle School
- Chanakya Matriculation School
- Thai Thamizh nursery school
- Solar Matriculation school
- Shree Nagamal school
- Valarmathi Karuppaiyan Matriculation School,Tindivanam
- Vruksha International School of Montessori
- V.K.M Vidhyalaya, Omanthur
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