Mangrove Institute of Science and Technology

About Us

The largest mangrove forest in the Khulna division influenced the naming of the Mangrove Institute of Science and Technology. Plants of mangrove forests can sustain adverse natural situations and protect the country from catastrophic natural disasters. Likewise, the institute has the vision to sustain and strengthen its students for survival. The institute’s logo has a natural green colour composition with a globe that symbolises the global orientation of the institute.The institute...

The largest mangrove forest in the Khulna division influenced the naming of the Mangrove Institute of Science and Technology. Plants of mangrove forests can sustain adverse natural situations and protect the country from catastrophic natural disasters. Likewise, the institute has the vision to sustain and strengthen its students for survival. The institute’s logo has a natural green colour composition with a globe that symbolises the global orientation of the institute.The institute obtained its first approval from the Bangladesh Technical Education Board on 26 June 2005. Initially, the institute started functioning with two departments (Computer and Electronics) and 53 students on a temporary campus. The institute had a clear vision and strategic plan that resulted in an excellent performance, and it could move to a permanent campus in March 2009 within four years of establishment. Currently, the institute has multiple high-rise buildings with a space of 65000 square feet. It has a state-of-the-art state infrastructure and an automated operation management system that makes the education and training process smooth and effective. The institute can accommodate 1000 residential students coming from 64 districts of the country.