In order to exercise constant vigil and control over the quality of the work executed certain tests are to be conducted as per the Bureau of Indian Standards on all building, infrastructure facilities and construction materials at various stages of the project. To give an exposure for the students in the above fields concrete and Highway and Engineering laboratory was established in the academic year 2009 – 2010 at an investment of Rs 10 lakhs for equipments and accessories alone. The laboratory has facilities to conduct test on cement, fine and coarse aggregate, fresh and hardened concrete, Bitumen and Bituminous mixes. By doing experiments in this laboratory the student can understand the need and significance of various tests.

The purpose of this laboratory is to teach the art of determining the various strength of materials (steel / Copper / Brass / Aluminum) such as compression, Tension, Flexure, Hardness, Impact Strength, Torsion, Young’s modulus. This laboratory exercise also provides practice in making engineering judgments, assessing the reliability of materials, which are very important in all engineering disciplines.

The civil engineering department is equipped with a well established soil mechanics laboratory worth of 11 lakhs. The students are given a good opportunity to learn various aspects of testing soils and studying their properties like grain size distribution, drainage, compressibility, shear strength and bearing capacity.

The department is well equipped with a Computer laboratory, which helps the students to have hands on training in the software’s related to Civil Engineering.

The laboratory is being used by the students in beginning of their Engineering career, ie. in their 2nd semester where they are introduced with AUTOCAD and during their 7th semester where they equip themselves with the designing software.

At the end of the course the student acquire experience in preparation of design and structural drawings both for Concrete and Steel structures.

Are you longing for clean beach water, wish to breath pure air, walk in a green and healthy environment? Let us marshal the best of our talents to protect our resources and improve the quality of life. The primary objective of this lab is to demonstrate environmental engineering testing procedures. This lab is continuously upgraded with the latest environmental equipment. It covers the four major pollution areas: air, soil and water contamination. Students contribute through water testing procedures to build a pollution database of the nearby rivers. The purpose of this laboratory is to teach the students the testing of various drinking water and waste water quality parameters such as presence of Chlorides, Sulphates, pH BOD, COD, and Turbidity. Research in the Environmental group includes, but is not limited to, solid waste management, biological nutrient removal, drinking water treatment, membranes and membrane bioreactors, nutrient recovery, contaminated sites, endocrine disrupting compounds, corrosion, composting, dairy waste treatment, and aquifer contamination