This laboratory provides postgraduate students with practical exposure to the principles of modern physics. Equipped with advanced instruments, it supports experiments in quantum mechanics, atomic and nuclear physics, and semiconductor physics. The lab helps students bridge theoretical knowledge with experimental techniques, fostering deeper understanding and research readiness in cutting-edge areas of physical science.

The Optics Laboratory enables students to explore fundamental and applied optics through experiments involving interference, diffraction, polarization, and laser technologies. Designed for postgraduate learners, it enhances conceptual understanding and technical proficiency in manipulating light. The facility supports both academic instruction and preliminary research in photonics and optical instrumentation.

This dedicated research facility focuses on the synthesis and study of advanced functional materials. It supports faculty and student research in areas like nanomaterials, composites, and semiconductors. The lab is equipped with modern synthesis tools and provides a collaborative environment for conducting innovative experiments in materials science and condensed matter physics.

This interdepartmental facility specializes in the chemical and physical synthesis of novel materials. Researchers utilize it to develop materials with tailored properties for applications in electronics, energy, and nanotechnology. The lab supports scalable synthesis methods and fosters collaboration across disciplines, contributing to innovative research in material development.

These facilities house state-of-the-art instruments for analyzing material properties such as structure, morphology, electrical conductivity, and optical behavior. Tools like XRD, SEM, and UV-Vis spectroscopy enable researchers to characterize materials at micro and nano scales. The facility supports a wide range of academic and collaborative research projects in materials science.

Designed for undergraduate students, this lab blends physics concepts with engineering applications. It offers practical experiments in mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, and modern instrumentation. The facility helps students build foundational experimental skills and apply theoretical knowledge to solve real-world problems, serving as a critical component of the undergraduate curriculum.