Our History & Legacy in Khulna
Khanjahan Ali Krishi College (KAKC) was founded in 2004 with a vision to transform agricultural studies and vocational training in the southern region of Bangladesh. Named after the revered historical pioneer Hazrat Khan Jahan Ali, our college has continuously dedicated its resources to training skilled, ethical, and forward-thinking agricultural professionals.
Over more than two decades of educational service, KAKC has grown into one of the top agricultural institutions in Khulna. Operating under the Bangladesh Technical Education Board (BTEB Institute Code: 35048), our campus features specialized soil analysis laboratories, computer facilities, experimental farming plots, and aquaculture observation ponds.
With over 2,520 enrolled students historically and more than 1,500 graduates actively employed across government departments (DAE, DOF), non-governmental organizations, and commercial agribusinesses, KAKC continues to play a vital role in regional food security and agricultural economic progress.
Our Mission
To deliver world-class practical and theoretical education in agricultural sciences and fisheries. We strive to equip youth with modern sustainable farming technologies, research-driven methodologies, and leadership skills that empower them to solve agricultural challenges in Bangladesh and beyond.
Our Vision
To stand as a nationally recognized center of excellence in agricultural education, fostering climate-resilient farming innovations, rural community development, and sustainable resource management through highly competent human capital.
2004
Established
2520
Total Students
1500+
Employed Graduates