EdTech Software Development for Rajahmundry schools and institutes

Local businesses in Rajahmundry

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Schools: 27: Priyadharshini Deaf & Dumb School; Birla Open Minds - Rajahmundry; C.G.T.M High School; Schade Girls High School; APPM High School; BVM High school; CGTM high school; Government College (A) PG BLOCK; SRI BHARATHI ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL,(NURSERY TO 7TH CLASS); Sri Kantipudi Rama Rao School
Colleges and universities: 50: Alamer Degree And P.G. College; Andhra Yuvati Samskruta Kalashala; Avanthi Degree And P.G College; Dr Y S R R&d Building, Aknu; Government (A) College, Arts Block; Government (A) College, Science Block; Mega Junior College; Nivya Junior College; Pragati Junior College; SSV Vocational College
Libraries: 14: East Godavari Jilla Grandhalaya Samstha Sakha Grand; Gowtami Ghat Adhyatmika Samsthala Samakhya; Gowtami Library; Immanuyelu Bible Book Centre; Mahalakshmi Library; Pustaka Nikshipta Kendram; Seetampeta Sakha Grandhalayam; Sri Koneru Venkateswararao Gari Memorial Muncipal Library; World Vision Cristian Book House; Library
Book and stationery shops: 2: Jai Sivani Books and Stationery; Gowthami Books and General store

District: East Godavari district
Population, 2011 Census: 3,41,831 (3,74,721 in 2001)
Area: about 56.03 sq km, about 14 m above sea level
People: 84.28% literacy
PIN codes: 533101 (Rajahmundry)
Places nearby: Godavari Arch Bridge (bridge, 3 km), Old Godavari Bridge (bridge over the Godavari RIver, 3 km), Godavari Bridge (bridge, 3 km), Godavari Fourth Bridge (bridge, 5 km)

Local economy: Rajahmundry, also called Rajamahendravaram, is a commercial hub for the East and West Godavari districts. Plant nurseries in Kadiam mandal bring in a lot of revenue, and a floriculture research centre is planned at Vemagiri.
Education: In 2016–17, Rajahmundry had 244 schools with 55,501 students.
History: The city was earlier called Rajamahendravaram, from Rajamahendrapuram, the city of King Mahendra.

Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.