Dhaka Polytechnic Institute - Academic Programs

Academic Programs

It offers Diploma Level Programmes for Diploma-in-Engineering in many different technological areas, each required to study for a 4 years long curriculum.

Students can participate in:

  1. Automobile Technology.
  2. Architecture Technology.
  3. Civil Technology.
  4. Chemical Technology.
  5. Mechanical Technology.
  6. Food Technology.
  7. Electrical Technology.
  8. Power Technology.
  9. Electronics Technology.
  10. Automob monid survey
  11. Computer Science Technology.
  12. Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technology.
  13. Graphic Reproduction.
  14. Surveying Technology.
  15. Glass Technology.
  16. Ceramic Technology.
  17. Offset Printing.
  18. Civil (Wood Specialization) Technology.
  19. Mechatronics Technology.
  20. Computer Science and Engineering.
  21. Data Tele Communication and Networking Technology.
  22. Electromedical Technology.
  23. Mining and Mine Survey Technology.
  24. Mechanical Technology.
  25. Environmental Technology.
  26. Instrumentation and Process Control Technology.
  27. Construction Technology.
  28. Telecommunication Technology.
  29. Textile Technology.
  30. Architecture and Interior Design Technology.
  31. Garments Design and Pattern Making Technology.
  32. Graphics Design and Auto CAD
  33. Auto Folding Engineering
  34. Nano Technology
  35. Silicon plant Technology
  36. LCD monitor making Technology
  37. Lathe machine Operator

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