Schools in Ramgarh Cantt.
1. Agrasen D. A. V. Public School,http://agrasendav.in, Bharech Nagar, Sandi.
2. D. A. V. Public School, N. T. S. Barkakana
3. Shri Guru Nanak Senior Secondary School-on NH-33, Near-Block Office.
4. Army Public School, on Ramgarh-Bhurkunda Road
5. Radha Gobind Public School, Near-Ramgarh College, Jara Tola.
6. Shri Krishna Vidhya Mandir, Vikas Nagar, Near-Gaushala, AT & PO - Ramgarh Cantt.
7. Sidhartha Public School,Near-Block Office.
8. Gandhi Memorial High School,Lohar Tola,Near Old Bus Stand.
9. St Ann's School,Kaitha,gola Road.
10. Delhi Public School
11. K.G.T School,Near-Block Office.
12. Sainik School,PRC.
13. Kuju High School,Kuju
14. BAL VIDYA MANDIR, ARA COLLIERY P.O. SARUBERA (KUJU) DISTT-RAMGARH JHARKHAND,
15. D.A.V Public School,Ara
16. D. A. V. PUBLIC SCHOOL TAPIN NORTH (R R W) P.O. TAPIN
17. D. A. V. PUBLIC SCHOOL RAJRAPPA PROJECT
18. D. A. V. PUBLIC SCHOOL URIMARI SAYAL PO SAYAL
19. D. A. V. PUBLIC SCHOOL KEDLA CCL P O KEDLA
20. DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL P.O.-Gidi-A, CCL, Argada Area., Argada Area
21. HOLY CROSS SCHOOL GHATOTAND WEST BOKARO JHARKHAND, GHATOTAND
22. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA BHURKUNDA PO BHURKHUNDA
23. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA PATRATU PO DIESEL COLONY PATRATU
24. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA BARKAKANA
25. O P JINDAL SCHOOL P O BALKUDRA, PATRATU,
26. Patratu School of Economics P.O. Patratu Thermal Power Station, P.O. Box No. 13, P.O. Patratu Thermal Power Station
27. SARASWATI SHISHU VIDYA MANDIR- P.O. SARUBERA
28. SARASWATI VIDYA MANDIR-RAPAPPA PROJECT PO RAJRAPPA
29. SARASWATI VIDYA MANDIR-AT SIRKA G M OFFICE POST ARGADA
30. Ramprasad Chandra Bhan Public School,Bazar samitee,Ramgarh 31.D. A. V. PUBLIC SCHOOL, TOPA,
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