Building/Structure
The library building comprises two floors.
At the entrance of the college library, you will find a designated Property Counter where students can securely deposit their belongings that are not permitted inside the library.
On the ground floor, you will find the Circulation Section, the Periodical Section, and the Textbook section &Stack area.
The Circulation Section serves as the hub for the entire process of book lending and returning. It plays a pivotal role in providing services to all bona fide college students who receive their Identity cum Library Cards from this section. These cards enable students to borrow materials, manage due dates, and ensure a smooth and efficient circulation process for all library users.
The Periodical Section offers a diverse array of journals, encompassing a wide range of topics. The library subscribes to a total of 17 journals, 11 newspapers, and 25 magazines, providing students and faculty with access to an extensive collection of current and informative publications. This section serves as a valuable resource for staying updated on various subjects and keeping abreast of the latest developments across a broad spectrum of interests.
Textbook section is well maintained with two and more copies of the books prescribed for various courses. Stack area is an extensive collection of approximately 25,000 books, spanning a wide range of subjects like Psychology, books on guidance & counselling , Pedagogy books, Books on Education subject, General books, Fiction, New arrival books etc. Furthermore, Section boasts a dedicated Dissertation area, where the generous contributions of M.Ed. students are showcased each year.
In addition to these features, the Stack area is designed for open access, making it easy for readers to browse and access materials freely, enhancing the overall user experience within the library.
The first floor of the library houses the Reference Section, the Rare Book Section, and the Book Bank Section. . Additionally, this floor serves as a repository for hardbound journals and magazines that the library subscribes to, preserving a wealth of valuable historical and contemporary knowledge.
The Reference section of this library boasts an extensive collection of resources, including encyclopedias, dictionaries, bibliographies, and competitive exam preparation books, catering to the diverse needs of students. Located on the first floor, this section offers a comprehensive range of services at the Reference Desk and provides a quiet and conducive Reading Hall for research scholars and dedicated readers.
The library boasts a remarkable collection of approximately 877 rare books, featuring works on prominent figures such as Mahatma Gandhi Ji, Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi, freedom fighters, and foreign authors, among others.
At the beginning of each academic session, the library extends the Book Bank facility to support students in need, specifically those enrolled in B.Ed and M.Ed programs. This facility provides them with access to the required textbooks for the entire semester, ensuring that essential learning materials are readily available to aid in their studies.
