An Engineering Physics Lab is a fanatical space where engineering students perform practical experiments to gain hands-on experience with fundamental physics concepts, applying theoretical knowledge to real-world engineering scenarios by utilizing specialized equipment to measure and analyze physical phenomena, thereby developing critical thinking, data analysis skills, and a deeper understanding of how physics principles are utilized in various engineering fields; essentially bridging the gap between theory and application in engineering practice.

An Engineering Chemistry Lab is a dedicated space where engineering students perform experiments to gain practical experience with chemical principles and techniques that are relevant to their field, focusing on the application of chemistry in engineering processes like materials science, corrosion control, water treatment, and polymer analysis, allowing them to understand how chemical reactions and properties impact engineering designs and applications.

A "language laboratory," often shortened to "language lab," is a dedicated space equipped with audio and sometimes video technology where students can practice a foreign language individually, listening to model pronunciations, recording their own voices, and comparing them to the model, effectively allowing for self-paced, focused practice on listening, speaking, and pronunciation skills in a controlled environment; essentially acting as a tool to enhance language learning through active engagement and immediate feedback.

A first year B.E / B.Tech computing laboratory is typically focused on introducing students to the fundamental concepts of computer programming, usually through a language like Python, C, by providing hands-on practice with basic syntax, data types, control structures, functions, and simple algorithms, often with a focus on problem-solving and developing logical thinking skills.