Narsingdi Polytechnic Institute, Polytechnic institute in Narsingdi, Bangladesh

Narsingdi Polytechnic Institute is a technical education institution established in 2006, located beside the Police Lines in Narsingdi Sadar, 48 kilometres from Dhaka. Its main campus has two five-storey buildings housing offices and a library, two workshop buildings with modern equipment, and a 500-seat auditorium. A Shaheed Minar stands in front of the main building.

The institute was founded in 2006 by the Directorate of Technical Education to provide engineering training in Narsingdi district. This establishment was part of efforts to develop skilled technical workers across the region.

Classes are taught primarily in Bengali, connecting students to engineering fields that match local industry needs. Many graduates stay in the area and find work in nearby manufacturing and technical businesses.

The campus lies beside the Police Lines in Narsingdi Sadar, about 48 kilometres from Dhaka. Two five-storey buildings hold offices, a library and workshops, and a 500-seat auditorium serves the institute. A Shaheed Minar stands in front of the main building.

The institute maintains specific admission quotas, allocating 20 percent of spots for female students and 15 percent for vocational training graduates. This policy creates opportunities for groups who might otherwise have limited access to technical education.