Kushtia Polytechnic Institute, Technical education institute in Kushtia District, Bangladesh.

Kushtia Polytechnic Institute is a technical training facility set on a campus with multiple structures dedicated to different functions. The layout includes workshop spaces and laboratories for hands-on learning, alongside dormitories for resident students.

The institute was established in 1964 as part of Bangladesh's technical education network. Its creation aimed to train skilled workers across different engineering fields for the Khulna region.

The three student residences carry local names: two for men, Lalon Shah and Mir Mosharraf Hossain, and one for women, Tapasi Rabeya. A Shaheed Minar stands next to the auditorium north of the main building, and a mosque is also on campus.

The campus covers 40 acres at Katakhana Mor, beside Mir Mosharraf Hossain Road in Kushtia town. The academic building, administrative block, three large workshop buildings, library, laboratories and a 500-seat auditorium stand on the main site, with the Shaheed Minar and a mosque next to the auditorium on the north side of the main building.

The campus has two male hostels, Lalon Shah Hall and Mir Mosharraf Hossain Hall, and one female hostel, Tapasi Rabeya Hall. The male residences are named after the poet Lalon Shah and the writer Mir Mosharraf Hossain, both associated with the Kushtia region.