A City of Historical Heritage

Lucknow, popularly known as the “City of Nawabs” is the capital city of Uttar Pradesh. Situated along the banks of the river Gomti, it is undoubtedly one of the most vibrant cities of North India. Lucknow is an upcoming cosmopolitan place where people, ideas and culture come together. The climate, cultural diversity and strategic location of Lucknow provide students of Sherwood Group of colleges with special opportunities for study and recreation alike.

Lucknow has a worldwide reputation as a center for providing international level education. Lucknow, by the virtue of being the capital city, plays host to a number of head offices and regional offices for major multinational corporations and leading Indian companies, thus providing ample opportunities for training and employment.

The city is home to some of the nation’s most celebrated research institutes including Indian Institute of Management, National Botanical Research Institute, Central Drug Research Institute and companies like Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. and Tata Motors.

Lucknow is world renowned for its traditional Chikankari and Dussehari mangoes. It is well connected to major cities of the country through rail, road and air.

Barabanki is a small town some 27 km from Lucknow on the Lucknow-Faizabad highway. It is surrounded by vast agricultural fields; its main agricultural produce is peppermint, sugarcane and mango.