Faridpur Polytechnic Institute, Technical education institute in Faridpur, Bangladesh

Faridpur Polytechnic Institute is a technical education facility in Faridpur that consists of multiple buildings housing laboratories, workshops, and classrooms for engineering and technical courses. The campus includes three residential halls for student accommodation.

The institute was established in 1963 as Faridpur Technical Institute and was renamed to its current name in 1967 during a restructuring of technical education programs. This change reflected the expansion of the institution's focus on polytechnic training.

The three student halls are Kobi Alaul Hall and Shahid Titumir Hall for boys and a Women Hall for girls. Alaul is remembered as a poet and Titumir as a freedom fighter. The campus also holds an air-conditioned mosque and several flower gardens with local and foreign plants.

The institute provides free access to its library and allows students to borrow textbooks for entire semesters. Specialized laboratory spaces are available for hands-on work in subjects like physics and chemistry.

The campus holds a 500-seat auditorium and a separate student assembly hall, and a Shaheed Minar stands beside the playing field. A branch of Krishi Bank and a post office face the field. The academic building has three storeys.