Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University Organises Educational Visit to DMCH, Ludhiana

The Department of Biotechnology, Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University, Fatehgrah Sahib organised an educational visit for students of B.Sc. Medical Laboratory Technology and B.Tech. Biotechnology to Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH), Ludhiana. The visit aimed to provide practical exposure to advanced diagnostic and research facilities while enhancing students’ understanding of clinical laboratory practices.During the visit, students explored the Biochemistry Research Laboratory, where they gained insights into automated diagnostic systems, sample processing techniques, and the operation of sophisticated analytical instruments. They also visited the Cold Room and learned about sample preservation protocols and the importance of maintaining optimal storage conditions. In the Microbiology Laboratory, students observed bacterial culture and identification methods, fungal diagnostic procedures, serological testing, and tuberculosis diagnostic protocols, offering them valuable exposure to microbiological investigations and infectious disease diagnostics.The students further visited key hospital facilities, including the Pathology Laboratory, Clinical Chemistry Laboratory, Sample Collection Centre, and Blood Bank. At the Blood Bank, they learned about blood collection, component separation, screening, storage, compatibility testing, and distribution processes, gaining a comprehensive understanding of transfusion services. The visit proved highly informative and enriching, helping students connect theoretical knowledge with practical applications and familiarizing them with modern diagnostic technologies and laboratory management systems. The programme was organized under the supervision of Dr. Rupinder Kaur, Head, Department of Biotechnology, and coordinated by Er. Navgeet Kaur and Ms. Kudratdeep Kaur. The initiative was conducted under the guidance of Prof. (Dr.) Prit Pal Singh, Vice Chancellor, with the support of Prof. (Dr.) Sukhwinder Singh Billing, Dean Academic Affairs, who continue to promote experiential and skill-based learning at the University.