Munshiganj Polytechnic Institute, Technical education institute in Munshiganj, Bangladesh.

Munshiganj Polytechnic Institute is a technical education facility offering diploma courses in engineering fields across multiple campus buildings. Students gain hands-on training in workshops alongside classroom instruction in disciplines such as civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering.

Munshiganj Polytechnic Institute was founded on 22 July 2006 to provide technical and vocational education, and classes began that same year. Billal Hossain served as its founding principal. It operates under the Bangladesh Technical Education Board, and its Instrumentation and Process Control department is currently closed.

Students are taught in two shifts, morning and afternoon, and each technology's students also take Bengali, English, mathematics, physics, chemistry, management, social science and physical education through a separate non-technical department. The campus has a Shaheed Minar, the monument marking Language Movement martyrs, and the founding principal was Billal Hossain.

The campus lies in Mirkadim, Munshiganj, with a five-storey administrative building, a five-storey academic building, two two-storey workshops and 23 laboratories. Classes run in morning and afternoon shifts. The site also holds a principal's residence, a two-storey staff quarter, a Shaheed Minar, a substation and a pump house.

The institute was founded on 22 July 2006, and its first principal was Billal Hossain. It runs four-year Diploma-in-Engineering courses under the Bangladesh Technical Education Board, and its Instrumentation and Process Control department is currently closed, admitting no students.