On December 20, 2024, the psychology students of Grades 11 and 12 embarked on an enlightening journey to the renowned NIMHANS Brain Museum. The visit commenced with a captivating session on brain physiology, where students delved into the intricate architecture and functions of the human brain, gaining profound insights into its marvels.

The highlight of the visit was a guided tour of the museum, home to an extensive collection of meticulously preserved human organs. Students were granted the rare privilege of touching and examining real specimens—a transformative experience that breathed life into their textbook knowledge, making it vivid and unforgettable.

This extraordinary excursion bridged the gap between theoretical learning and practical understanding, offering invaluable perspectives on the interplay between biology and psychology.