Established in 1981, the Department of Microbiology has been making meaningful contributions to education for the past 45 years, guided by a forward-looking vision. The department has consistently strived to adapt to evolving academic and scientific landscapes, ensuring that students are well prepared to meet future challenges.
Over the years, the department has built strong expertise in teaching and research and has successfully trained a large number of undergraduate, postgraduate, and research students. Currently, the department is supported by three aided permanent teaching and non-teaching staff members, along with six unaided contractual teachers and two non-teaching staff members.
The department has maintained an excellent academic record, with student results that reflect its commitment to quality education. With an aim to address global challenges and societal needs, the department enhances the teaching–learning process through a range of academic and co-curricular initiatives. These include educational visits, poster and essay competitions, and book review activities that promote active student engagement.