1. Physics Lab

Our Physics Lab is equipped with state-of-the-art apparatus and tools designed to provide students with hands-on experience in understanding the fundamental laws of physics. From experiments in mechanics, optics, and electricity to exploring modern physics concepts, students can test, observe, and analyze real-world phenomena. The lab promotes scientific thinking and encourages students to explore, innovate, and apply theoretical concepts practically.

2. Chemistry Lab

The Chemistry Lab provides a safe and stimulating environment where students can explore the fascinating world of chemical reactions, compounds, and elements. With modern equipment, safety measures, and a wide range of chemicals, students conduct experiments that enhance their understanding of the principles of chemistry. The lab fosters critical thinking, precision, and curiosity, helping students build a solid foundation in chemical sciences.

3. Biology Lab

The Biology Lab offers an interactive space for students to delve into the wonders of life sciences. From microscopic observations of cells and tissues to dissections and ecological studies, the lab provides opportunities for hands-on learning. Equipped with advanced microscopes, models, and specimens, the lab helps students explore the anatomy, physiology, and diversity of living organisms, promoting a deeper appreciation of biological processes.

4. Computer Lab

Our Computer Lab is a hub for technological learning and innovation. Equipped with high-speed internet, modern computers, and the latest software, the lab offers students an opportunity to enhance their digital literacy and coding skills. From learning basic computer operations to advanced programming, web development, and graphic design, students are empowered to explore the digital world. The lab also supports STEM activities, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills essential for success in the 21st century.

Laboratory Rules

1. Equipment for use in laboratories will be issued to students as per rules laid down by the science teachers.
2. No equipment is to be taken out of the laboratories without written permission.
3. In case of any damage during practical lessons, expenses for the repair of the equipment will be borne by the student.
4. Any item issued from the laboratories must be returned before the Annual Examination, and a no-dues certificate obtained from the Science teachers should be submitted to the Class teacher to allow the students to appear in their Annual Examination.