Education
Deoghar College in Deoghar town was founded in 1951. It is one of the constituent colleges of Sido Kanhu Murmu University at Dumka.
Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith, Deoghar was founded in 1922 and is known for its quality education in secondary and higher secondary section. It is also known as Bangla Vidyapith among the locals. This school is run and managed by Rama Krishna Math, Belur, Kolkata. It has a residential Secondary and Senior Secondary School, a well equipped charitable medical unit with modern diagnostic facilities, a centre for academic coachings to school going children from the surrounding poor families, vocational training courses for local school drop-outs under the auspices of National Open School, and occasional activities of relief and rehabilitation work. The day scholar schools in deoghar has many dependable names to boast upon. Saint Francis School (deoghar branch), Saint Francis school (jashidih branch), G.D D.A.V School, Modern Public School are some well known schools in the region.
Recently a branch of B.I.T Meshra, Ranchi opened an extension centre in Deoghar district. It admits students through the Aieee Counselling.
IMPORTANT AND FAMOUS PERSONS OF DEOGHAR :-
The Former Foreign Secretary of India, Mr. Muchkund Dubey and Veteran TV Journalist Kishore Kumar Malviya come from Deoghar.
The Principal District Judge of many districts of Jharkhand ,Mr Ram Rudra Prasad Deo is from Deoghar.
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