Education
Farrukhabad is also known as Small Kashi because of many schools and colleges in almost every corner of the city.
Farrukhabad has following institutions for higher education-
- Shri Purshotam Singh Inter College,Rajendra Nagar
- Dr.Virendra Swarup Education Centre, Farrukhabad
- K.R.R. Inter College, Farrukhabad
- Army School, Fatehgarh
- Government Inter College, Farrukhabad
- St.Thomas' School,Farrukhabad
- Municipal Inter College, Fatehgarh
- Kendriya Vidyalya, Fatehgarh
- Christian Inter College, Farrukhabad
- Rajputana Public School, Farrukhabad
- Rosy Public School,Fatehgarh
- St Anthony Sr.Sec School, Fatehgarh
- St Lawrence Public School
- Blue Bell Senior Secondary School, Fatehgarh
- Sun Beam Public School
- Soni Pariya Inter College
- Rakha Girls Inter college
- Modern Public School, Farrukhabad
- Saraswati Shishu Mandir,Farrukhabad
- Saraswati Gyan mandir, Railway road, Farrukhabad
- Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya.
- Badri Vishal Degree College, Farrukhabad
- Babu singh Ayurvedic Medical College
- Aadarsh Law College, Farrukhabad
- Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Shyam Nagar
- D.N. Degree College, Fatehgarh
- P D Mahila College, Fatehgarh.
- City Public Degree College, Bholepur, Farrukhabad
- Bhartiya Pathsala Degree College, Farrukhabad
- Bhartiya Pathshala Inter College, Farrukhabad
- Madan Mohan Kanodia Balika Inter College, Farrukhabad
- NAKP Degree College, Farrukhabad
- R.P. Degree College,
There are many reputed degree colleges affiliated to Kanpur University in the city.
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