The Physics Laboratory, located on the first floor of the school building, comprises the main lab and a well-organized storeroom. The lab is well-lit and well-ventilated, providing an ideal environment for experimentation and learning.
One wall of the main lab is lined with accessible cabinets for storing equipment, while the storeroom has ample capacity with cabinets, shelves, and additional space for almirahs. The student worktops are wide and spacious, with tables fitted with in-built electrical sockets to facilitate circuit connections. The lab is also equipped with a proper water supply and drainage system.
The laboratory houses modern apparatus sufficient to accommodate up to 25 students at a time. The equipment includes electrical meters (ammeters, voltmeters, galvanometers, and multimeters), resistance boxes and coils, rheostats, and battery eliminators for experiments using potentiometers and meter bridges.
Optical experiments are conducted using optical benches equipped with lenses and mirrors. Prisms, glass slabs, and mirror strips are provided along with drawing boards for accurate observation and recording. Instruments such as sonometers, resonance apparatus, and viscosity apparatus enable students to perform a variety of experiments.
Additional instruments include vernier calipers, screw gauges, spherometers, spring and physical balances, and Graves’ apparatus. For electronics experiments, the lab is equipped with logic gate circuits and PN junction apparatus.
Beyond the CBSE-prescribed equipment, the lab also features a telescope and a spectrometer with both mercury and sodium lamps. An independent PC with a printer is available to assist students in recording and analyzing their experimental data.
Teaching in the lab is further enhanced through a projector system and specialized software, making learning interactive and conceptually engaging.
