The Institute implements various techniques for managing both degradable and non-degradable waste, prioritizing the principles of reduce, reuse, and recycle. A key focus is on effective waste segregation, facilitated by designated dustbins for different types of waste, including solid and biomedical waste. Dedicated committees oversee waste minimization efforts, ensuring that daily waste collection is efficiently conducted and disposed of in a manner that allows for conversion into manure.

Workshops have been organized to educate the community on effective waste management techniques, with training programs conducted periodically to emphasize proper disposal methodologies. The Institute actively encourages the reduction of plastic usage and advocates for the adoption of utensils made from paper and recycled materials.

For solid waste management, various bins are placed in different departments to ensure segregation at the source. This practice minimizes labor and costs associated with recycling. Ideally, waste is treated onsite, while biomedical waste is classified into hazardous and non-hazardous categories. The primary health center on campus facilitates the careful segregation and storage of waste, ensuring that items such as plastic disposables and liquid waste are appropriately handled before being transported for disposal.

To ensure personal safety, staff are advised to use masks while handling waste. The Institute has also organized initiatives under the Swachchha Bharat Abhiyan, focusing on the importance of recycling solid and biomedical waste.