Education
There are a lot of schools in Gaya District, most of them are very popular and provide better education as compared with other cities, names are as follows, Zila School, Gaya, Mahavir School, Town School, T Model School, Gaya High School, Hadi Hashmi High School, Qasmi High School are some of the schools being run under the Bihar School Examination Board in Gaya for quite long time.Other prominent schools under the CBSE/ICSE are: Kendriya Vidyalaya, Nazareth Academy, Gyan Bharti, Creane School, DAV Rotary Campus and DAV Cannt Area. Many new schools have come up in recent time and these are: St. Ann's School,Jai Hind Public School,Shatabdi Public School, Spring Dales,Green field and Agrawal high school, Belaganj, High School (Kormathu), High School (Paibigha).+2 high school (paraiya),+2 ashok high school (paraiya) High School Bala Bigha,M.S. Bala Bigha.Elegant Public School,Gautam Buddha Mahila College(Principal-Nalini Rathore,Head Clerk Arun Kumar Sinha).
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