Educational Institutions
Government Educational Institutions in Layyah include:
- Bahauddin Zakariya University (B.Z.U.) opened a sub-campus in Layyah (B.Z.U. Bahadur Sub-Campus, Layyah).
- G.C University Faisalabad opened a sub-campus in Layyah (G.C University Faisalabad, Layyah Campus).
- A sub-campus of Allama Iqbal Open University (A.I.O.U.).
- Government Post-Graduate College Layyah (G.C. Layyah)
- Government College for Women Layyah
- Government Degree Collage Karor
- Government College of Technology, Layyah
Layyah Public School Layyah (Now District Public School Layyah)
- Layyah Grammer School, Layyah (LGS)
- Al madni public school Chouabara
- Azam Public School Choubara
- Zubair Kids Campus Choubara
- Happy hOme English School Layyah
- Government postgraduate college for boys, kotsultan
- Government postgraduate college for girls, kotsultan
- Government technical college layyah
- livestock and veterinary Institute karor
- Vocational Institute Layyah
- Hatif Cadet School, Ladhana
- Real Institute of Information Technology Layyah
- Government Higher Secondary School Jamman Shah
- Govt. High School Asif Abad
- Govt.High School Basti Sabbani
- Govt. High School Doratta
- Faizan e Madina TDA colony Layyah.
- Jinnah Vision School Layyah
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