List of educational institutions in Jhansi

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Jhansi is a major hub of education of Bundelkhand region of India; in the states of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. This article provides listing of educational institutions in Jhansi city . Bundelkhand University is a major university in central India and it offers a vast variety of courses.

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Universities

Bundelkhand University, based in Jhansi, was formed on 26 August 1975 in Jhansi to cater for higher education in Bundelkhand. Since then the university has become a big campus with various other affiliated colleges, and a plethora of courses available.

Bundelkhand College Jhansi (Estb: 1949)

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Army School, Jhansi Cantt Army school jhansi.jpg
Army School, Jhansi Cantt

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