The Geochemistry Laboratory supports multidisciplinary research in environmental, igneous, sedimentary and isotope geochemistry. The laboratory provides facilities for geochemical characterization of rocks, minerals, soils, sediments and water, assisting both teaching and advanced research.

The Structural Geology Laboratory is dedicated to research on deformation, tectonics, rock mechanics and structural analysis. The laboratory integrates field observations with petrography and digital techniques to understand crustal deformation processes.

The Crustal Evolution Laboratory investigates the origin and evolution of the continental crust through integrated field studies, petrography, geochemistry, and geochronology. The laboratory focuses on Precambrian terrains, crustal growth, metamorphism and tectonic evolution.

The Engineering Geology Laboratory provides facilities for the investigation of rock and soil behaviour in engineering projects. Research includes geotechnical characterization, slope stability, rock mechanics, geological hazards and infrastructure planning.

The Micropaleontology Laboratory provides facilities for the study of fossil microorganisms and supports research in biostratigraphy, palaeoenvironmental reconstruction, palaeoclimatology, and petroleum geology.

The Environmental Hydrogeochemistry Laboratory supports research on groundwater quality, hydrogeochemical processes, contaminant transport, water-rock interaction, and sustainable water resource management.

The Photogeology and Image Processing Laboratory provides advanced facilities for interpretation of aerial photographs, satellite imagery, and digital image processing. The laboratory supports research in geological mapping, mineral exploration, geomorphology, natural hazard assessment, and environmental monitoring using modern remote sensing techniques.

The Geocomputational and GIS Laboratory facilitates research using Geographic Information Systems (GIS), spatial analysis, geospatial databases, and computational modelling. The laboratory supports multidisciplinary research in earth system science, environmental studies, natural resource management, and geospatial decision support.

The Mineralogy Laboratory is equipped for the identification, characterization and analysis of minerals and ore materials. The laboratory supports teaching and research in mineralogy, crystallography, ore microscopy, mineral chemistry, and economic geology through modern analytical techniques and specimen-based investigations.

The Biogeochemical Geoarchaeology Laboratory focuses on the application of geological and geochemical techniques to archaeological investigations. Research integrates biogeochemistry, sedimentology, palaeoenvironmental reconstruction, archaeological science, and isotope geochemistry to understand past human-environment interactions and cultural landscapes.