Federal Government Schools
- The Trillium Montessori Child Development Center
- FG Boys Inter College, Karachi Cantt
- FG Girls Inter College, Karachi Cantt
- FG Public School, Karachi Cantt
- FG Minwala Girls Public School, Karachi Cantt
- FG Boys Secondary School, Abyssinia Lines, Karachi Cantt
- FG Public School, Manora Cantt
- FG Public School, Malir Cantt
- FG Middle School, Drig Road
- FG Model Middle School, Model Colony
- FG Girls Middle School, Malir Cantt
- FG Boys Middle School, Malir Cantt
- FG Junior Public School, Karachi Cantt
- Base Montessori, PAF Faisal, Shara-e-Faisal
- MIDasia Foundation Academy, North Karachi
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