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List of Schools in Gandhi Nagar Cluster (Belgaum City Block), Belagavi, Karnataka | Academic & Facilities Details of All Govt. & Private (Primary, Secondary, High) School
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List of Schools in Gandhi Nagar Cluster
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 44 - Begam Latifa Jamkhanwala Girls Urdu High School Azadnagar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 52 - Gandhinagar Navoday Shale Gandhi Nagar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 52 - Govt. Urdu High School Gandhi Nagar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 52 - Kannada Higher Primary School No. 23 Gandhi Nagar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 52 - Marathi Lower Primary School No. 40 Gandhi Nagar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 52 - Podar International School Basavan Kudchi Road Gandhi Nagar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 52 - Urdu Higher Primary School New Gandhi Nagar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 52 - Urdu Lower Primary School No. 10 Gandhi Nagar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 54 - Hazrat Faql Urdu Higher Primary School Uzwal Nagar Gandhi Nagar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 56 - Excellent School Urdu Higher Primary Azad Nagar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 57 - Bharatesh Central Kannada Primary School Basavan Kudachi School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 57 - Kannada Higher Primary Boys School Basavan Kudachi School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 57 - Mallangauda Kalgauda Patil High School Basavan Kudachi School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 57 - Marathi Higher Primary School Basavan Kudachi School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 58 - Kannada Lower Primary School Devrajars Colony School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 58 - Kannada Lower Primary School Ujwal Nagar School |
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Belgaum City, Ward No. 58 - Urdu Lower Primary School Ujwal Nagar School |
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Camp Belgaum City - Al Ameen English High School Fort School |
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Camp Belgaum City - Bharatesh English Medium Camp School |
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Camp Belgaum City - Dy Chaugale Bharatesh High School Gandhi Nagar School |
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Fort Belgaum City - Aradhana School (Mentally Ret. Bcm 13) Fort. Bgm. City. School |
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Fort Belgaum City - Bharatesh Kannada Higher Primary School Fort Belgaum School |
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Fort Belgaum City - Bhartesh Pu College Killa Belgaum Fort. Bgm. City. School |
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Fort Belgaum City - English Higher Primary Al Ameen Fort Belgaum School |
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Fort Belgaum City - Kannada Higher Primary School No. 13 Fort School |
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Fort Belgaum City - Lmm Bharatesh English Medium High School Fort Belgaum School |
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Fort Belgaum City - Marathi Lower Primary School No. 30 Fort School |
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Fort Belgaum City - Urdu Higher Primary Al Ameen School Fort School |
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The word school derives from Greek σχολή (scholē), originally meaning 'leisure' and also 'that in which leisure is employed', but later 'a group to whom lectures were given', school.
A school is an educational institution designed to provide learning space and learning environment for the teaching of students under the direction of teachers. Most countries have a system of formal education, which is sometimes compulsory.
In ancient India, schools were in the form of 'Gurukuls'. Gurukuls were traditional Hindu residential teaching schools, usually the teacher's house or monastery. Today schools in India are commonly known by the Sanskrit words Vidyashram, Vidyalaya, Vidya Mandir, Vidya Bhavan. In southern languages, it is known as Pallikudam or Padasalai. During the Mughal rule, madrasas were started in India to educate the children of Muslim parents.
