The Surveying Laboratory is fully equipped with the classical and state-of-the-art equipment relevant to the theoretical knowledge taught in couple of surveying courses. The advanced equipment includes electronic total station, electronic digital theodolite, automatic level, a tripod-mounted laser level, walkie talkie sets for communication, and Global Positioning System units; while the traditional equipment consists of measuring chains, measuring tapes, measuring wheels, prismatic compass sets, and plane table sets for field applications of triangulation, traversing, curve layout and chain surveying techniques.

Concrete being the most widely used Civil Engineering material in modern era, makes Concrete Technology Laboratory as one of integral laboratory requirement for department of Civil Engineering. It has been equipped with Digi-Max smart line semi-automatic compression and flexural testing machine, core drilling machine, Vicat apparatus, le-chatlier’s apparatus, compacting factor apparatus, slump test apparatus, electric motorized concrete and mortar mixers, electric vibrating table, Smidth hammer, Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity meter, poker concrete vibrator, digital Los Angeles machine for aggregate abrasion, standard sieves and sieve shaker set, cylindrical, cubicle and beam molds etc. The laboratory is also facilitated with the adjacent ‘curing and storage room’ provided for the purpose of storage of constituent materials and curing of concrete specimens as per standard specification procedure. This laboratory satisfies the requirements of three courses, ‘Engineering Materials’, ‘Reinforced Concrete Design-I’ and ‘Reinforced Concrete Design-II’ as per approved scheme of study.

The Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory is purposed to practically apply the basic theoretical concepts regarding the behavior of soil and its interaction with other structural materials. The Laboratory has been equipped with Computer controlled Triaxial Testing Machine, Shear box test apparatus, Vane shear apparatus, Consolidation Apparatus, Standard Penetration Test apparatus, Plate Load Test apparatus, Atterberg limit apparatus, specific gravity apparatus, standard sieves and sieve shaker set, Standard and Modified Proctor test apparatus, soil permeameters, Hydrometer test apparatus, Speedy Moisture tester and Laboratory Ovens. This laboratory satisfies the requirements of two courses, ‘Soil mechanics’ and ‘Geo-technical and Foundation Engineering’ as per approved scheme of study.

The practical understanding of basic concepts of fluid flow is mandatory for analyzing the behavior of hydraulic structures such as dams and barrages. In order to fulfill this requirement, fluid mechanics laboratory has been established and equipped with Bernoulli’s theorem apparatus, Drag Coefficient apparatus, hydraulic bench apparatus, Hydrostatic pressure apparatus, Metacentric Height Apparatus, Flow over weirs apparatus, Dead Weight tester, Viscometer, Orifice Meter etc. In addition to this equipment, advanced equipment in Fluid Mechanics Lab of Mechanical engineering department is shared by Civil Engineering Department. It includes Francis turbine, Osborne’s Reynolds apparatus, hydrostatic pressure apparatus, impact jet apparatus, demonstration reaction turbine, Pelton wheel turbine, pipe friction apparatus etc. This laboratory satisfies the requirements of two courses, ‘Fluid Mechanics-I’ and ‘Fluid Mechanics-II’ as per approved scheme of study upon completion of ongoing procurement process.

Demonstrating the basic and advanced principles of mechanics of structural materials at the undergraduate level through a series of experiments is the objective of the mechanics of solids lab. Computer controlled electro hydraulic Universal Testing Machine (UTM) is one of the major equipment installed in Mechanics of Solids Lab. The laboratory has also been equipped with Impact testing machine, column buckling apparatus, shear center apparatus, unsymmetrical bending apparatus etc. In addition to this equipment, advanced equipment in Mechanics of Materials Lab of Mechanical engineering department is shared by Civil Engineering Department. It includes Brinell hardness tester, digital display torsion testing machine, fatigue testing machine, torsion of rods and bars apparatus, optical microscope, area moment bending apparatus etc. This laboratory satisfies the requirements of two courses ‘Mechanics of solids-I’ and ‘Mechanics of solids-II’ as per approved scheme of study.

Demonstrating the basic principles of engineering mechanics at the undergraduate level through a series of experiments is the objective of the mechanics lab. The laboratory has been equipped with verification of concurrent force system apparatus, beam deflection apparatus, Varignon’s apparatus, Center of gravity apparatus, Forces in Jib and crane apparatus, three wire suspension apparatus, forces on inclined plane apparatus and Impact testing machine etc. This laboratory will satisfy the requirements of three courses, ‘Engineering Mechanics’, ‘Mechanics of solids-I’ and ‘Mechanics of solids-II’ as per approved scheme of study.

Transportation Engineering Laboratory provides a platform to undergraduate students to practically apply the theoretical concepts gained in the area of highway engineering, pavement materials and traffic engineering. This laboratory has been fully equipped to conduct standard tests for assessing the quality of pavement materials and evaluating structural and functional performance of pavement. The equipment includes rolling thin film oven apparatus, skid resistance tester, ultrasonic pulse velocity meter, California bearing ratio (CBR) machine, flash and fire point test apparatus, penetration test apparatus, ductility test apparatus, specific gravity apparatus for aggregates, aggregate impact value test apparatus, marshal stability machine, marshal compactor, Theoretical Maximum Specific gravity apparatus etc. This laboratory satisfies the requirements of ‘Transportation Engineering-II’ course as per approved scheme of study.

Environmental Engineering Laboratory will provide a platform to undergraduate students to apply the theoretical concepts related to water quality assessment, air, solid waste and wastewater treatment. The environmental engineering lab is furnished with facilities for conducting experiments related to water quality assessment, water and waste water treatment and solid waste management. It has been equipped with spectrometer, biological microscope, digestion apparatus, distillation apparatus, volumetric apparatus, pH meter, turbidity meter, conductometer, total dissolved solids (TDS) meter, biological oxygen demand (BOD) incubator, dissolved oxygen (DO) meter, desiccator, filtration apparatus, chemical oxygen demand (COD) reactor, Jar test apparatus with all required reagents. This laboratory satisfies the requirements of ‘Environmental Engineering-I’ course as per approved scheme of study.

The Hydraulics Laboratory applies principles of hydraulic flow & modeling and gives undergraduates expertise in solution of hydrology, water resources, hydraulics, and irrigation engineering problems. The laboratory has been equipped with advanced equipment which includes hydraulic flume, pipe surge and water hammer apparatus, basic hydrology apparatus, current meter, rain gauge, infiltrometer, anemometer etc. This laboratory satisfies the requirement of two courses, ‘Hydraulics & Irrigation Engineering’ and “Hydrology & Water Resources’ as per approved scheme of study.