The Department of ENT is actively engaged in clinical research, advancing surgical techniques, and scholarly inquiry. Below are the ongoing research and thesis topics being conducted by the department:

1. A prospective observational study of clinical presentation and outcome profile of patients admitted at a tertiary care center with foreign body aspiration confirmed and managed by rigid bronchoscopy.
2. A study on reconstruction of facial skin defects using various local flap techniques at a tertiary care center.
3. A study of clinical features and radiological findings of cholesteatoma in patients admitted at a tertiary care center.
4. A study of clinical and outcome profile of pediatric patients undergoing tonsillectomy in tertiary care center.
5. A clinicopathological study of fungal rhinosinusitis in patients attending a tertiary care center.
6. A prospective study of surgical landmarks of recurrent laryngeal nerve during thyroid surgery at a tertiary care center.
7. A clinicopathological study of neck swelling in tertiary care center.
8. A prospective study of anatomical and functional outcomes of Type I Tympanoplasty in dry and wet mucosal chronic otitis media.