Library Cell
Overview
The Library Cell of the College functions as a central academic support unit committed to strengthening teaching, learning, and research activities. In alignment with the academic quality framework promoted by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and best practices followed by leading higher education institutions, the Library Cell ensures access to quality learning resources, information services, and knowledge support systems.
The Cell plays a pivotal role in developing a resource-rich, learner-centric, and technology-enabled library environment, supporting the academic and research needs of students, faculty, and staff.
Vision
To transform the library into a dynamic knowledge hub that supports academic excellence, research innovation, and lifelong learning.
Objectives
- Provide timely access to quality print and digital resources
- Support teaching, learning, and research activities
- Promote information literacy and reading culture
- Enhance use of digital libraries, e-resources, and online databases
- Ensure systematic library management and services
- Align library practices with UGC and NAAC quality benchmarks
Functions of the Library Cell
- Plan and monitor procurement of books, journals, and e-resources
- Facilitate access to e-journals, e-books, and digital databases
- Support students and faculty through reference and information services
- Organize library orientation and information literacy programs
- Encourage research support and academic referencing practices
- Ensure proper cataloguing, circulation, and maintenance of resources
- Promote the effective use of ICT-enabled library services
Scope
- Students of all academic programs
- Teaching and research faculty
- Non-teaching staff
