The quietest room on campus
The central library occupies a dedicated two-storey building at the centre of the campus. It holds more than 42,000 volumes across every discipline taught here, subscribes to 60 print journals and magazines, and maintains a reference wing of encyclopaedias, dictionaries, yearbooks and competitive examination material that does not leave the building.
The ground floor houses the issue counter, the circulation stacks and a 150-seat reading hall. The first floor holds the reference section, the digital reading room and small group-study rooms that departments book for project work.
Collection
Books
Journals & magazines
Reading seats
Daily newspapers
Digital resources
The digital reading room provides access to e-journals and e-books through the N-LIST programme of the INFLIBNET Centre, along with open-access repositories, previous years’ question papers and recorded lectures prepared by faculty. Students receive their login at the start of the session from the librarian.
Library rules
- Entry is with the college identity card only; the library card is issued against it.
- Undergraduate students may borrow two books at a time for fourteen days; postgraduate students, three books.
- Books may be renewed once if no other reader has reserved them.
- Reference books, journals and newspapers are for use inside the library only.
- A late fee of ₹2 per day per book applies after the due date.
- Lost or damaged books must be replaced, or paid for at current price plus a processing charge.
- Silence is expected throughout. Mobile phones must be kept on silent, and bags are left in the property counter.
- A no-dues certificate from the library is required before appearing for the final examination.