VIVEKANANDA LIBRARY

central library


THE TREASURE HOUSE

the treasure house

Vivekananda Library is a treasure house that supports the teaching and learning activities of all the Students, Research Scholars, Faculty Members and all other staff members. It is a valuable partner in user's pursuit towards excellence in learning and research. It is a Learning Resource Centre and supports the teaching and learning activities of all the Students, Research Scholars, Faculty Members and all other staff members. The books are encoded, catalogued and computerized according to the new technology system in order to meet with the rapid growth of visitors and researchers. It collects, organizes, preserves and provides access to and services for a rich and unique record of human thought and creativity. The Library is housed in a separate fully automated and furnished block with excellent stock of books, journals and magazines (National and International). Our value lies in the valuable information resources, services and facilities that we provide to all users. With the state-of-art equipment, we have the facility for the Satellite Communication link with world libraries.
Vision

To be a learning hub of excellent resources and innovative services with global reputation for the learning community providing both physical and virtual components of deep expertise, innovative services and outstanding collections strengthened by strategic partnerships.

mission
The mission of our library is to

  • Create a collaborative learning environment that will adapt to the changing needs of the stakeholders.
  • To encourage creativity, intellectual curiosity, and to facilitate lifelong learning and research within our students.
  • To continue to improve the library’s effectiveness through systematic, ongoing outcome assessment.

Benefits

  • To promote the reading habits
  • To be an integral part of Academics
  • To provide access to millions of research and learning resources
  • To cater to the need for the academic excellence and growth
  • To provide every reader his / her book & Information.
  • To provide information/inquiry service, current awareness service and document delivery

Central Library

 Timings and membership

Working Days - 8:30 am to 6:30 pm
Saturdays: 9.00 am to 5.00 pm.


Resources Statistics

team profile

A vibrant team guards the treasure house, and manages the over all process of the library.

memberships

Membership with prominent online forums helps us to access to a wealth of information handy.

S. No Resources Total No.
1 Books Volume 66586
2 Books Title 16854
3 e-BOOKS Volume 8220
4 e-Books Title 4110
5 Project Reports 4894
6 Journals 124
7 Magazines 37
8 Audio-Video CD’s 4704
9 Back Volume 2835
10 E-Journals (DELNET) 1513
11 NPTEL Video Content 5611
12 News Papers for Central Library 12

LIBRARY services

The groundwork for the computerization of the library was started with the manual entry of the details of the books. These details were fed in the data entry terminals and stored. The automation work gained momentum with accuracy by the provision of assistance from commercial software of CAPMPUS i LIB. The library has its own sub LAN consisting of 7 terminals, one server to support library software, OPAC services and other in-house computerization activities are done within the library. Web Based OPAC has been created for all the resources available in the library. Data can be accessed from various search points. Circulation activities were computerized providing statistics on the issue and return of books. Introduction of barcode technology helped to achieve maximum efficiency in providing accuracy, speed and reliability in issue and return procedure.


LIBRARY SERVICES


book bank scheme

SNSCP Central Library has Book Bank facility as one of the section of the library for all our students. Students’ welfare is the main objective to administer this facility. The main aim of this immense service is to help the needy students to fulfill their expectations. This scheme also avoids the need for the students to buy books from market at higher rates and with difficulties. Books from the Book Bank are issued for the whole semester and during every semester in addition to regular books students can borrow books from book bank for retention for the whole semester. This scheme aids in fulfilling student’s requirement for the prescribed books on semester basis.


Lending
References
OPAC
Current Awareness
E-Journal Access
E-Book Access
Referral
User Orientations
New Paper 
Industrial Information
Industry magazines
Satellite Education
Information Desk
Book Bank

library

rules and regulations

Strict silence should be observed in the library.


A borrower taking book on loan have to check the book and inform the librarian if there is any damage. A fine of Rs.30/- will be collected for any damage of the book when returned back.


More than two consecutive renewals will not be allowed.


Books that are in special demand may be called for at any time if required.


Library books must be returned when students go home on long vacation.


Marking, underlining or annotating in the books are not permitted.


Magazines and journals are ordinarily not let out. After perusal they must be kept in their respective places.


If a library book is damaged or missed, the person who is responsible for that has to replace the book with fine. If the replacement is not possible triple the cost of the book will be collected from the concerned person.


Student will take reference books only on submission of their identification cards to the librarian.


Students should register your arrival and departure at our library E-Gate Register.