The department is equipped with two spacious and well-maintained laboratories designed to support practical learning at the B.Tech. level. The Engineering Physics Laboratory is broadly divided into two sections: a Dark Room for optics-based experiments and a General Laboratory for experiments relating to electronics and electrical sciences. The laboratories house more than twenty experiments with multiple sets of apparatus, enabling individual students or small groups to perform experiments independently. The experiments are carefully designed to help students understand the underlying scientific principles as well as their engineering applications.

To support teaching and research, the department also maintains a well-stocked departmental library with over one hundred reference and textbook titles covering various areas of physics and engineering sciences.

The faculty members are actively engaged in research and scholarly activities, contributing to advancements in diverse areas such as Microstrip Patch Antennas, Materials Science, Nanotechnology, and other emerging fields of applied physics. Six of the faculty members of the department are approved research supervisors by RTU, Kota to guide students for their doctoral degree. Through a balanced emphasis on quality teaching, practical exposure, and research, the Department of Physics strives to prepare students with strong scientific foundations and analytical skills essential for successful engineering careers.