Christhu Jyothi Matric Higher Secondary School

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Christhu Jyothi Matric Higher Secondary School is situated in Agraharam in Erode^[1] towards Bhavani in India.

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CJM is a school managed by a convent.^{[citation needed]}

CJM caters to both boys and girls till class 5 and is an all girls school from class 6 to class 12. Boys who have to leave school after 5th are given a preferential admission to Carmel matric and Higher secondary school, a sister school.