Kalan Wali - Education

Education

Apart from having two fully government aided schools and a Vocational Training college, Kalanwali has a few private schools. MPDDAV Senior Secondary Public School, Satluj High School,Swett Arya High school, Bishnamal High School, Evergreen Royal Public School are the major schools.Shaheed Bhagat Singh is a govt. aided college of Education providing Diplomas in engineering.

Kalanwali does not have any other college apart from the Govt. aided college. The medium of instruction in the Govt. aided school is Hindi. Kalanwali has a long standing demand of a college for higher education for the local students. However, it has not been agreed upon by - neither by government nor by any other private party. In lack of a quality educational institutions, most of the students have to travel to nearby cities like Sirsa and Bhatinda for studies after senior secondary level.

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