The colleges are under the auspices of the Ministry of Defence and function under the direct supervision of the Adjutant General of the Bangladesh Army.

Thereafter, the desire to increase the number of places for girls to promote more equal access to such an education combined with the introduction of commissioning female officers into the Defense Services in 2002 added more impetus to the issue.

[2][3] Finally, the government decided to establish two girls' cadet colleges at Feni and Joypurhat.

A portion of an abandoned American airfield (constructed in 1942 during World War II) was chosen as the site for Feni Girls' Cadet College.

The college opened for teaching on 15 April 2006 with 100 students (cadets),[1] fifty of each from classes VIII and VII.

Ministers, chiefs of three services, senior military and civil officers, elites, college staff and cadets were present.

The college started running with basic buildings and services as work continued on enlarging the campus.

Noble Education Decent Life The college is located at the Old Airport Area just beside Feni town.

The principal of the college may be either a serving military officer of the army rank of Lieutenant Colonel, or navy or air force equivalent, or a senior officer from the Cadet College Service (promoted from the faculty members as per regulation).

A military officer of the rank of major is posted as the adjutant who is the principal's assistant and is responsible for administrative matters.

Special emphasis is given in communicative English, religious studies, general knowledge and current affairs.

Physical training, drill and musical band lessons are supervised by their respective instructors from the army (noncommissioned officers, usually corporal or sergeant).

All the various competitions- Academic, Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular- award house points which go towards the overall Championship Trophy of the year, which is greatly cherished and honoured.

The notable events of the college are: Every academic day (Saturday through Thursday) begins with either Physical Training or Drill (military parade) period of 30 mins.

International Mother Language Day (21 February) starts with an early morning procession.

The House indoor games room has provision for table tennis, carrom, chess and scrabble.

The bilingual Bengali and English 'Wall Magazine' is published regularly as part of inter-house competition.

Yearly Bengali and English periodicals named UTTARAN and INTREPID are also published where the cadets can express their mind on varied subjects.

Every class presents a cultural night where the officers and faculty members are invited along with family.

Fenians are also working hard and preparing to match the pedigree of their sister cadet colleges The College Mess is a large spacious dining hall, which can accommodate 300 cadets at a time and has sufficient facilities required for cooking and service of food, stocking of dry and fresh provisions.

They make every effort to provide a balanced diet with extra food if required in special cases.

On occasion, a formal dinner is arranged (e.g. farewell of an officer or faculty member, end of term dinner or in honour of a special guest visiting the college) where the officers and faculty members are invited to along with their spouses.

Minor ailments are treated here but for specialized or serious injury or illness the patients are referred to Feni Sadar Hospital/CMH Comilla.