List of schools in Putrajaya

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This is a list of schools in Putrajaya, Malaysia . It is categorised according to the variants of schools in Malaysia, and is arranged alphabetically.

Secondary education Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan (SMK)

School CodeSchool NamePostcodeAreaCoordinates
WEA2004SMK Putrajaya Presint 11(1)62300 Putrajaya 2°57′00″N101°40′41″E / 2.9500°N 101.6780°E / 2.9500; 101.6780 (🏫)
WEA2008SMK Putrajaya Presint 11(2)62300 Putrajaya 2°58′07″N101°40′19″E / 2.9687°N 101.6720°E / 2.9687; 101.6720 (🏫)
WEA2007SMK Putrajaya Presint 14(1)62300 Putrajaya 2°57′12″N101°43′19″E / 2.9533°N 101.7220°E / 2.9533; 101.7220 (🏫)
WEA2003SMK Putrajaya Presint 16(1)62150 Putrajaya 2°55′57″N101°42′32″E / 2.9324°N 101.7090°E / 2.9324; 101.7090 (🏫)
WEA2009SMK Putrajaya Presint 18(1)62150 Putrajaya 2°55′19″N101°41′38″E / 2.9220°N 101.6940°E / 2.9220; 101.6940 (🏫)
WEA2010SMK Putrajaya Presint 5(1)62000 Putrajaya 2°53′23″N101°40′36″E / 2.8897°N 101.6766°E / 2.8897; 101.6766 (🏫)
WEA2001 SMK Putrajaya Presint 8(1) 62250 Putrajaya 2°56′24″N101°41′06″E / 2.9399°N 101.6850°E / 2.9399; 101.6850 (🏫)
WEA2002 SMK Putrajaya Presint 9(1) 62250 Putrajaya 2°56′32″N101°40′41″E / 2.9423°N 101.6780°E / 2.9423; 101.6780 (🏫)
WEA2005SMK Putrajaya Presint 9(2)62250 Putrajaya 2°56′12″N101°40′34″E / 2.9366°N 101.6760°E / 2.9366; 101.6760 (🏫)
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