List of Schools, Colleges and Universities
- Feni Government College
- Feni Government Pilot High School
- Feni Government Girls High school
- Feni Government Alia Madrasha
- Feni Poly-technical Institute
- Kemal Ataturk High School
- Khandal High School,Porsuram ,Feni
- Govt Zia Girls College
- Feni Girls Cadet College
- Joynal Hazari College
- Feni Central High School
- Feni Technical School and College
- Feni Balika Bidya Niketon High School
- Feni Computer Institute
- Lemua High School, Lemua bazar, Feni
- Feni Govt. high School
- Feni Central High Schol,
- Feni Model High School
- Feni G.A. Academy
- Adarsha High School, K.M. Hat, Feni
- Purba ChandraPur High School
- Karaiya High School
- Habibullah Khan Girls High School
- Khaiara High School
- Feni Shishu Niketon
- Charipur Adarsho High School
- Osmania High School
- Bishnupur High School
- Chanua High School
- Shmsuddin Bhuiyan High School
- Sharishadi High School
- Amirabad B.C. Laha High School
- Muhurigonj High School
- Longalmora Primary School
- Shahen Academy Feni.
- Dandy School and College Feni
- Chhagalnaiya Pilot High School
- Izzatpur High School
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