Education
Schools
- St. Joseph's School (ICSE Board - from L.K.G. to Class 12)
- Mount Assisi School (ICSE Board - from Nursery to Class 12)
- Mount Carmel School (ICSE Board - from Nursery to Class 12)
- St. Teresa's School (ICSE Board - from Nursery to Class 10)
- Delhi Public School, Bhagalpur (CBSE Board up to class 12)
- Holy Family School (ICSE Board - from L.K.G. to Class 10)
- Ganpat Rai Salarpuria Saraswati Vidya Mandir (CBSE Board - from L.K.G. to Class 12)
- St. Andrew's School (CBSE Board)
- SKP Vidya Vihar (CBSE Board)
- Aryabhatt Public School (CBSE Board up to Class 12)
- Navyug Vidyalaya (CBSE Board up to Class 12)
- CMS School (CBSE Board up to Class 12)
- Vector Academy (for Class 11 and 12)
- Techno Mission (for Class 11 and 12)
- SMS Mission (State of the art facility for 11th & 12th, Hostel also available inside the campus)
" Professional Institution" :---
- NEC Institute of Management & Technology (for MBA, MCA, M.Sc.-IT, BBA,BCA & Other Courses)
- Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Bhagalpur
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