Education
- Faridpur Medical College
- Government Rajendra University College
- Faridpur Diabetic Association Medical college
- Baptist Charch School
- Faridpur Zilla School
- Aijaddin Mattubbar Kandi Govt. Primary School
- Govt. Girls High School
- Faridpur High School
- Govt. Yasin College
- Faridpur City College
- Sardoda Shundori Mohila College
- Govt. Polytechnic Institute
- Moezuddin High School
- Kalkini Syed Abul Hossain University College
- D.K. Ideal Syed Atahar Ali Academy and College
- Sheikh Hasina Academy & Women's College
- Kazi Mahbubullah College, Bhanga
- Kadirdi Degree College
- Kamarkhali birshresth abdur rauf degrre college
- Modhukhali gov.college
- Dumain ram lal high school
- Faridpur Muslim Mission
- Bisha Zakar Monjil Alia Madrasha
- Adventist International Mission School
- Gerda A F Muzibur Rahman High School
- Police line high school
- United high school (Khalil mondol Hat)
- Kazi Sirajul Islam Mohila College - Boalmari
- Boalmari George Academy
- Tarar Mela Ishan Memorial Adhunik Shishu Biddalaya
- Govt. Boalmari College
- Domrakandi High School
- Domrakandi Ideal Government Primary School
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