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List of Schools in Hss Mordundiya Cluster (Ranapur Block), Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh | Academic & Facilities Details of All Govt. & Private (Primary, Secondary, High) School
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List of Schools in Hss Mordundiya Cluster
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Andharwad - Govt. High School, Andharwad Ranapur School |
2 |
Andharwad - Govt. Ms Andharwad School |
3 |
Andharwad - Govt. Primary School Andharwad School |
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Andharwad - Govt. Primary School, Mal F. Andharwad School |
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Andharwad - Govt. Primary School, Uchchawas F. Andharwad School |
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Chhayan Khurd - Govt. Primary School Chaiyan Khurd School |
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Chhayan Khurd - Govt. Primary School Chhayan Chichban School |
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Chhayan Khurd - Govt. Primary School, Chichvan Faliya School |
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Deval Faliya - Govt. Primary School Daval Faliya School |
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Dhadhori - Govt. Primary School Dhadhori School |
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Dhadhori - Govt. Primary School, Kamliya F. Dhadhori School |
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Dhadhori - Govt. Primary School, Methu Faliya Dhadhori School |
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Junagaon - Govt. Ms Junagaon School |
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Junagaon - Govt. Primary School Junagaon School |
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Junagaon - Govt. Primary School, Piddu F Junagaon School |
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Junagaon - Govt. Primary School, Sowan 1 F Junagaon School |
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Kadiya - Govt. K P S Kadiya School |
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Kadiya - Govt. Primary School, Khada Faliya School |
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Kahuda - Govt. Primary School Kahuda School |
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Kahuda - Govt. Primary School, Kahuda Sno 2 School |
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Karwandi - Govt. K Ps Karwandi School |
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Kheda Andharwad - Govt. Ms Kheda Andharwad School |
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Kheda Andharwad - Govt. Primary School, Kheda Andharwad School |
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Kheda Machhliya Jhir - Govt. Primary School Kheda Machhaliya Jhir School |
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Machhaliya Jhir - Govt. Primary School Machhaliya Jhir School |
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Machhaliya Jhir - Govt. Primary School, Amara Faliya School |
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Machhaliya Jhir - Govt. Primary School, Dodawa F. Kheda F. Machliyajhir School |
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Machhaliya Jhir - Govt. Primary School, Lohar Faliya School |
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Machhaliya Jhir - Govt. Primary School, Nichws F. Machl Jhir School |
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Mordundiya - Govt. Eklavya Adarsh Ms Mordundiya School |
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Mordundiya - Govt. G P S Mordundiya School |
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Mordundiya - Govt. Girls Ashram Mordundiya School |
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Mordundiya - Govt. High School, Eklavy Aadarsh Mordundiya School |
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Mordundiya - Govt. Higher Secondary School, Mordundiya Ranapur School |
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Mordundiya - Govt. Ms Mordundiya School |
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Mordundiya - Govt. Primary School Mordundiya School |
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Mordundiya - Govt. Primary School, Dodawa F Mordundiya School |
38 |
Sardarpura - Govt. Ms Sardarpura School |
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Sardarpura - Govt. Primary School Sardarpura School |
40 |
Sardarpura - Govt. Primary School, Jeram F Sardarpura 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.