Library at College

We maintain a good collection of books of technical, professional and general interest.

The students are allowed the free use of these books under the following regulations:-
1. Library will remain open during Institute hours on all working days. However, the Principal may extend these hours beyond the working hours if the students so desire.
2. The books will be issued to the students - 3 books for 14 days.
3. Books must be returned or renewed within specified days but the Librarian may summon the return of the book earlier as and when urgently required.
4. A fine of fifty paise per day will be imposed for every book returned late.
5. In case of book lost, it would be necessary to replace the book or pay the price mentioned in the Accession Register plus 25% or market price plus 10% whichever is more.
6. Marking on books, defacing or tearing off papers/pages is not permissible and the defaulters will ordinarily be required to pay the price of the books. Technical journals are provided in the Reading Room for the students.
7. Library books are to be taken back from the students before the start of examination.

   Why Library

The Internet Compliments Libraries, but Doesn't Replace Them:

The internet is clearly a great resource to finding information, but it's not a replacement for a library. There are clear advantages of libraries over the internet for research, however the benefits of the internet, includes "sampling public opinion", gathering "quick facts" and pooling a wide range of ideas. Overall, the point is this: libraries are completely different than the web. In this light, to talk about one replacing the other begins to seem absurd.