Here are the list of educational institution:

Rafflesia International and Private Schools
Alice Smith International School
Nexus International School Putrajaya
Tanah Rata International School
ELC International School (Cyberjaya)
Australian International School Malaysia
Multimedia Universiti (MMU)
LimKokWing University
University Putra Malaysia (UPM)
Universiti Tenanga Nasional (UNITEN)
Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences (CUCMS)
Segi College Seri Kembangan
Royal Islamic University of Malaysia (RIUM)
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Some other facts on Cyberjaya (just for reference only)
• Top employers in Cyberjaya:
o Hewlett Packard (6,000 employees)
o HSBC Bank (4,000 employees)
o Shell (2,200 employees)
o T-Systems (1,500 employees)
o IBM (1,300 employees)
IBM Invest RM1billion over the next five year (from Nov 2011) to build a new Global Delivery Center in Cyberjaya, Malaysia - will bring up to 3000 high-quality, knowledge-based jobs
o DHL (1,090 employees)
o Dell (800 employees)

• Population:
o 53,000 in 2013 (expected to increase to 100,000 by 2016)
o More than 30,000 knowledge-workers / local and International Professionals in Cyberjaya
(IT, Oil & Gas)
o Asia, Australasia, Europe, and America

Good question but that is not our main point here as we are not solely focusing on the growth / investing in Cyberjaya are we? My point here is the potential of The Clio in terms of rental investment and the "potential (working opportunities) growth" of Cyberjaya; the no. of companies & working professionals; residential units demand (ex. SoHos) and ioi resort city as a resort township development neighbouring to Cyberjaya and located at the centre point between Puchong South, Seri Kembangan, Cyberjaya, Putrajaya and the upcoming Bangi / Sepang - "The Southern Corridor".