Composite Skill Laboratory

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The Composite Science Lab is a specialized facility recommended by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in alignment with the a National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. It is designed to provide students of Classes 6 to 12 with a comprehensive, hands-on learning environment that integrates foundational sciences with 21st-century STEM disciplines.

Once limited to Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, today’s Composite Science Lab expands into Robotics, Coding, AI, Electronics, and other emerging technologies—equipping students with both academic knowledge and practical skills.

Why Composite Science Labs?

Section 4.4 of NEP 2020   highlights the need for education to go beyond cognitive development, fostering character, holistic growth, and 21st-century skills. Composite Science Labs serve as key enablers in realizing this vision.

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Key Benefits

Curriculum Integration

Seamlessly integrate practical skills into the school curriculum.

Future Readiness

Prepare students for industry demands, trades, and vocations.

Entrepreneurial Mindset

Foster innovation and expose learners to diverse career pathways.

21st-Century Skills

Build problem-solving, collaboration, and creativity from an early age.

Our Composite Lab Focus Areas

We help schools set up customized Composite Science Labs that blend core science with modern skill-building. Modules include (but are not limited to):

  • Composite Robotics Lab

  • Composite Artificial Intelligence (Al) Lab

  • Composite Prototyping Lab

  • Composite Augmented Reality/ Virtual Reality (XR Lab) Lab

  • Composite IT & Coding Labs

  • Composite Design Thinking & Innovation Lab

  • Composite Digital Citizenship Lab

  • Composite Data Science Lab

  • Composite Web Application Lab

  • Composite Mass Media Lab

  • Composite Travel & Tourism Lab

  • Composite Financial Literacy Lab

  • Composite Rockets & Satellites Labs

  • Composite Electrical & Electronic Technology Labs

  • Composite Multimedia & Photography Lab

  • Composite Embroidery & Creative Skills Lab

  • Composite Automotive Lab

…and many more, tailored to your school’s vision and student needs.

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Why Choose Us?

At Edulife India, we provide end-to-end solutions

  • Consultation & Planning: Needs assessment, lab design and layout planning.

  • Equipment & Infrastructure: Supply of CBSE-compliant kits, modern tools and safe installations.

  • Teacher Training: Hands-on workshops for effective lab usage and project-based teaching.

  • Curriculum Integration: NEP 2020-aligned lesson plans, activity kits and project banks.

  • Sustainability: Annual maintenance, skill competitions, and continuous mentorship support.

Impact on Students

  • Learn by doing, not just by reading.

  • Gain 21st-century skills: coding, AI, robotics, data science, design thinking.

  • Discover pathways into STEM careers, entrepreneurship, and innovation.

  • Develop into well-rounded, future-ready individuals.

FAQs: Composite Science Labs

1. What is the difference between a regular science lab and a Composite Science Lab?

A regular science lab focuses mainly on Physics, Chemistry and Biology experiments. A Composite Science Lab combines these with modern STEAM skills such as robotics, coding, AI, and prototyping, giving students exposure to both traditional and futuristic domains.

2. Who can set up a Composite Science Lab?

Any CBSE/ICSE/State board school, especially from Classes 6 to 12, can set up a Composite Science Lab to meet NEP 2020 guidelines and enhance their students’ skill development.

3. What is the minimum space required for a Composite Science Lab?

A standard classroom-sized space (600–800 sq. ft) is sufficient. Larger spaces can host multiple modules or specialized zones.

4. Do teachers need prior technical training to use the lab?

No. We provide comprehensive teacher training, activity kits and plug-and-play modules.

5. How does it benefit students academically?

The lab is aligned with the school curriculum while going beyond textbooks. Activities reinforce classroom learning and develop creativity, problem-solving, and analytical thinking.

6. Can schools choose specific modules instead of the full lab?

Yes. Schools can start with selected modules (like Robotics or AI) and expand over time depending on budget and vision.

7. Is it mandatory as per CBSE guidelines?

Yes — as per CBSE Circular No. Skill‑75/2024,    dated 23 August 2024, the Board has mandated the setup of Composite Skill Labs in all affiliated schools. This applies to both new and existing CBSE institutions:

  • New schools seeking fresh affiliation must have a fully equipped Composite Skill Lab in place as a mandatory prerequisite.
  • Existing schools must establish the lab within three years of the circular's date (i.e., by August 2027) saras.cbse.gov.in

8. What support does Edulife India provide after installation?

We offer ongoing support: annual maintenance, skill competitions, updated project banks, refresher teacher training, and integration with national innovation programs.