The General Chemistry Laboratory provides facilities to conduct lab courses for B.Tech and M.Tech students, aligning with curriculum. It is equipped with modern instrumentation to facilitate hands-on learning in analytical techniques, chemical synthesis, and material characterization. The lab emphasizes the development of practical skills and a strong understanding of fundamental chemical principles.

The High-Temperature Materials Processing Laboratory is designed for the synthesis, characterization, and processing of materials at elevated temperatures. This lab focuses on preparation and understanding the behaviour of metals, ceramics, and composite materials under extreme thermal conditions, which are critical for applications in aerospace, automotive, energy, and metallurgical industries.

The Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory is dynamic research space dedicated to material science and chemistry. It focuses on the synthesis and processing of a wide range of materials, including quantum dots, metal nanoclusters, novel polymers, composites, smart materials, high-temperature materials, and energy storage materials. Equipped with facilities such as fume hood, Vacuum Oven, Ultra sonication unit, Freezers, hot plates, Weight Scales, Centrifuge Machine etc. This lab supports diverse research endeavours, nurturing innovation and exploration in these fields.

The Material Characterization Lab is focused on analysing and assessing the properties and performance of materials. It is used to understand the physical, chemical, and thermal characteristics of materials to ensure their performance in various applications. It is equipped with a range of advanced techniques and instruments, as listed. Mass spectrometer, Fourier Transform Infrared spectrometer, Electrochemical workstation, Battery Tester, Thermo gravimetric analyser, Differential Scanning Calorimeter, Lyophilizer, Dynamic Mechanical Analyzer, Portable Raman spectrometer, Particle size analyser, High-Performance Liquid Chromatography, Bomb Calorimeter, Piezometer etc.

The Materials Processing Laboratory provides in-depth exposure to the techniques used to process advanced materials such as ceramics, polymers, composites, and nanomaterials. This laboratory explores the synthesis and processing of these materials through various physical, chemical, and thermal processes offering students a comprehensive understanding of how to tailor material properties for specific functions in modern engineering and technology.

The Nano Science Laboratory is a specialized facility dedicated to the study and exploration of variety of materials, including nanoparticles, nanocomposites, and nanostructures of metallic, polymeric, ceramic and its composites. The lab is equipped with sophisticated instruments such as scanning electron microscopes (SEM), Atomic force microscopes (AFM), BET surface area analyser, Phase contrast and polarised microscopes, Goniometer, Solar simulator, Gel permeation chromatography and spectroscopic tools, enabling precise analysis. This laboratory serves as a centre for interdisciplinary research, focusing on the characterization of materials for applications in energy storage, EMI shielding, sensing, environmental science, and space science technologies

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OLED and Battery Fabrication Lab focus on the development of batteries, super capacitors and Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) displays. The primary objective of battery fabrication lab is to develop materials for advanced battery and super capacitor technologies by developing new electrode materials and electrolyte designs. These labs are equipped with Glove Box, Thermal evaporator, Four-probe instrument, Coin cell crimping machines, Planetary mixing machines tailored for Battery research and OLED fabrication processes.

The Organic Chemistry Laboratory serves as a wet lab dedicated to the lab-scale synthesis of both organic and inorganic materials. Students perform initial synthesis steps here, with subsequent testing conducted in specialized labs. The facility is equipped with fume hoods, rotary evaporators, flash chromatography systems, vortex mixers, pH meters, centrifuges, vacuum ovens, ice flake machines, probe and bath sonicators, UV chambers, magnetic stirrers, precision electronic balances, and vacuum pumps, providing comprehensive support for synthesis and preparation workflows.

The Physical Chemistry Lab is a research space primarily dedicated to producing polymer nanofibers and inorganic and organic functional materials while nurturing an environment for scientific exploration in this field. The instruments housed in this lab includes Electrospinning Machines, Ultrapure water purification system, Rotary Evaporator, Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Reactor, Centrifuge machine, Dip-coating unit, Spin coating, Cross Filtration Unit, Sonicator, pH meter, Analytical Balance, Drying Oven etc.

The Polymer Processing Laboratory is a state-of-the-art facility designed for research and development in the field of polymer materials. The lab's primary objectives are to understand and characterize the mechanical properties of polymers and composite materials, develop and optimize polymer processing techniques, and create new and innovative polymer materials. Major facilities include Universal Testing Machine, Microcompounder with injection moulding, Rheometer, Impact Tester, Internal Mixer with Twin Screw Extruder. This enables to conduct high-quality research that can lead to significant advancements in polymer science and engineering

Understanding the impact of spaceflight on biology is crucial for safe and effective crewed space explorations for which research in Space Biology is of utmost importance. In our laboratories, we focus on three verticals - (1) study the impact of microgravity environment on biological phenomena (2) develop spaceflight hardware to conduct life science experiments and (3) materials and systems for bio regenerative life support. The research facilities include microgravity and hyper gravity simulators, 3D printers, RH & temperature controlled incubator, stereo and polarised optical microscopes.