The Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology Laboratory is a specialized facility designed to train students in the analysis of chemical evidence and the identification of toxic substances in forensic investigations. This laboratory serves as a crucial component of the forensic science curriculum, providing students with hands-on experience in the application of analytical chemistry techniques to solve crimes and identify unknown substances.

The laboratory is equipped with instruments such as TLC, Spectroscopy etc required for the forensic analysis of chemical and toxicological analysis of evidences.

The Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology Laboratory will include a variety of activities and exercises designed to reinforce the theoretical concepts learned in the classroom. These activities may include:

• Analysis of seized drugs
• Identification of poisons and toxic substances in biological samples
• Examination of trace evidence such as fibers, glass, and soil using microscopy and spectroscopic techniques
• Interpretation of analytical data and the preparation of comprehensive reports
• Mock court testimony based on laboratory findings

By engaging in these hands-on activities, students will develop a strong foundation in the principles and practices of forensic chemistry and toxicology, preparing them for successful careers in forensic science and law enforcement.