Bobbili - Educational Institutions

Educational Institutions

Bobbili is known for its quality education. An age old college in the form of Rajah R.S.R.K. Ranga Rao College (1962) and even older school in the form of Samsthanam High School (1864)

  1. Abhyudaya High School (1981)
  2. Vijetha High School.
  3. Rajah R.S.R.K. Ranga Rao College, Bobbili (1962).
  4. R.C.M. ST Thomas High school.
  5. Samsthanam High School or Anglo-Vernacular School, Bobbili (1864).
  6. Vasu Junior College
  7. Shiridi Sai Degree College
  8. Sri Satya Sai junior and degree college.
  9. Seventh-Day Adventist English Medium High School, Bobbili (1980).
  10. Thandra paparaya Polytechnic,Komatipalli,Bobbili(1998)
  11. Thandra Paparaya Institute of Science and Technology, Komatipalli (2001).
  12. Gokul Institute of Science and Technology, Piridi (2002).
  13. APRS School.
  14. IRIS Public School.
  15. SRI VENKATESWARA EDUCATIONAL ACADEMY
  16. Potti Sri Ramulu Municipal High School.
  17. Sri Chaitanya Vidya Nikethan,sainagar
  18. C.B.M.Girls High School
  19. Vidwan junior and Degree College
  20. Samsthanam High school
  21. bhashyam public school
  22. narayanaetechnoschol
  23. narayana junior college
  24. ravindra bharati school
  25. Gayatri high school&convent(1995)
  26. Gayatri junior college(2005)
  27. Sri Lakshmi Medical Lab Technology Institute
  28. Sri Venkateswara High School

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