Education
Government colleges:
- Sarwar Shaheed College
- Government Technical Training Institute
- Government College for Women
- Government Institute of Commerce
- Cadet College Jajja
Private colleges:
- Super Wings Group of Colleges Gujar Khan
- Gujar Khan College of Commerce (GCC)
- Punjab Group of Colleges
- Indus Group of Colleges
- Gentry College
- Pakistan Institute of Commerce and Computer Sciences
- IQRA College of Commerce & Computer Sciences
- Mother Foundation Information Technology Centre Gujar Khan
- City College
- UK Linkers, Gujar Khan
- Mother Welfare Foundation, Information Technology Centre
- Pascal College of Computer Sciences]
- Al-Hijra Girls College of Arts and Education
- NICE College
- Scholars College
- Lincoln Public High Secondary School and College Gujar Khan (branch 1)
- Al-Sardar Foundation Gujar Khan
- Pascal Computer College
- National Institute of Innovative Technologies
- Schools
- The Knowledge School Gujar Khan
- Saint Mary's Cambridge School (Reg) Kot Seydan Ward No:16
- Al-Hijra Islamic School
- Abru-e-Islam Model School near City Palace
- Fauji Foundation Model School
- Dar-e-Arqam School
- Misbah Public High School
- Islamia School
- Government M.C. Boys High School
- Askari Public School
- The Educators
- Base School System
- Crescent Education System
- Zain ul Abideen Model School
- Sir Syed Public Secondary School for Girls, Majeed More, G.T. Road
- The Rule School
- Alied School
- Pakistan secondary school Gujarkhan WARD (15)
- Ibn-e-seena Public School and Girls College
- GHS Sukho
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