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List of Schools in Ganapat Galli Cluster (Belgaum City Block), Belagavi, Karnataka | Academic & Facilities Details of All Govt. & Private (Primary, Secondary, High) School
Find Govt. and Private School in all location of Ganapat Galli Cluster, Belgaum City, Belagavi District (Karnataka, India) with academic, admission, result, fees, facilities contact, board name, teacher, phone number, city, village and town Details. Lookup primary, secondary, high, public schools under CBSE, ICSE, IB and state boards near me by school directory.
List of Schools in Ganapat Galli Cluster
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 30 - Central High School Huns Talkis Road School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 31 - Marathi Girls Higher Primary School No. 1 Maruti Galli School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 32 - Cma Pu College Mg Tower Khade Bazar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 32 - Marathi Higher Primary School No. 29 Ramdev Galli School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 33 - Kendriya Vidyalay No. 3 Ganapat Galli School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 33 - Marathi Higher Primary School No. 1 Ganapati Galli School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 33 - Marathi Higher Primary School No. 2 Ganapati Galli School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 34 - Kannada Higher Primary School No. 1 Vegitable Market School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 34 - Kannada Lower Primary School No. 10 Bhovi Galli School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 38 - Marathi Higher Primary School No. 20 Gondhali Galli School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 38 - Marathi Higher Primary School No. 22 Risaldar Galli School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 42 - Benonsmith Pu College College Road. School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 42 - Beynon Smith High School College Road School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 42 - Beynon Smith Upper Primary College Road School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 42 - Beynonsmith Composite Pu College College Road School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 42 - Beynonsmith Kannada Lower Primary School Camp School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 42 - Marathi Higher Primary Vidyaniketan School Ganapati Galli School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 42 - Vanita Vidyalay English High School Sambhaji Chauk School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 42 - Vanita Vidyalay English Higher Primary School Sambhaji Chouk School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 42 - Vanita Vidyalay High School Aided Sambhaji Chauk School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 42 - Vanita Vidyalay Kannada Lower Primary School Sambhaji Chauk School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 42 - Vanita Vidyalay Kannada Upper School Sambhaji Chauk School |
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Camp Belgaum City - Jyoti Central School Club Road Camp. Bgm. City. School |
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Camp Belgaum City - Marathi Vidyaniketan High School Camp. Bgm. City. School |
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Camp Belgaum City - St. Xavier English Primary School Camp School |
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Camp Belgaum City - St. Xavier's High School Aided Camp School |
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Camp Belgaum City - St. Xeviour P U College Camp. Bgm. City. School |
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Camp Belgaum City - Vanita Vidyalay Pu College Camp College Road Bgm. City. School |
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