Dum Dum - Education

Education

There are 4 govt. general colleges in Dum Dum, they are

  • Dum Dum Motijheel Science College (It is a renowned college in the locality)
  • Dum Dum Rabindra Mahabidyalay (Formerly known as Motijheel Commerce College, located in Chatakal)
  • Dum Dum Arts College
  • Indian College of Arts and Draftsmanship, estb. 1893
  • Sarojini Naidu Girls College

There is also a Private Engineering College, Dr. Sudhir Chandra Sur Degree Engineering College in Surer Math.

There are many Govt. Sponsored School, including:

  • 1. Dum Dum Kumar Ashutosh Institution (Main) Boys'
  • 2. Dum Dum Motijheel Girls High School
  • 3. Dum Dum Kishore Bharati High School
  • 4. Krisnapur Adarsha Vidyamandir, Dum Dum Park
  • 5. Dum Dum Sree Aravinda Vidyamandir
  • 6. Siksha Niketan High School
  • 7. Rameswar High School
  • 8. Sahid Khudiram High School
  • 9. Seth Bagan Adarsha Vidyamandir
  • 10. Prachya High School
  • 11. KV Dum Dum ordanance factory
  • 12. KV Cossipore
  • 13. Dum Dum K K Hindu Academy
  • 14. Prachya Banimandir (Girls & Boys)
  • 15. Dum Dum Kumar Ashutosh Institution (Main) Girls'
  • 16. Dum Dum Kumar Ashutosh Institution (Branch) Boys'
  • 17. Northern Girls'
Private schools
  • 1. St. Mary's Orphanage & Day School (Nursery to Std. XII)
  • 2. Dum Dum Christ Church Girls' High Secondary School(Infant-XII)
  • 3. St. Stephens School (Nursery to Std. XII)
  • 4. Seraphim's Public School (Std. I to XII)
  • 5. Indira Gandhi Memorial School (Std. I to XII)
  • 6. Tender Hearts (Nursery to Std. IV)
  • 7. Howard Memorial English School (Nursery to X)
  • 8. WWA Cossipore English School (Nursery to Std. XII)
  • 9. Calcutta Airport English High School (H.S).

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