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Cathedral College, Jhansi
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Updates & Comments:
| Posted By: Madhvee Chaubey Posted Date: 12 Oct 2014 |
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The pin code of the school is 284003
The updated telephone number of the school is +91-8423487976
The email address of the Cathedral College is principal@cathedralcollege.co.in
The website of the school is http://cathedralcollege.co.in/
About school
Cathedral college was established in December 1989. In the year 2014, it will complete 25 years. The co-educational English medium school is affiliated to CISCE. The admission in the school starts from LKG and students seeking admission in LKG must have attained three and half years in the corresponding year. The school has best infrastructure in the city. The labs and library have also been maintained very well. The aim of the school is to impart best education to the students to that they may progress in life with good moral and human values and be a responsible citizen of the country.
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