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A window to the world of latest information in Science, Engineering, Technology, Management, Humanities & Social Sciences, etc. The library with its modern collection of knowledge resources and innovative information services provides necessary support for teaching, learning, research activities of the University by creating state-of-the-art facilities for the academic community. The library is sufficiently automated using KOHA ILMS for running its housekeeping operation and providing online access to catalogue and e-resource facility. The entire Library collections are made available through OPAC (On-line Public Access Catalogue). OPAC can be accessed through in campus and off-campus. Library collections and the e-resources can be searched through Web OPAC. The library offers a range of information services to support the learning process which is set to the highest professional standards. The university is using DSpace software for its institutional repository (Digital Library) which preserves the institute's intellectual output for campus-wide access and digital preservation for the posterity. Our total collection is 30,397 Nos + books, 31 Nos + Printed Journals and 17Nos + Printed Magazine.
The RGU Library boasts an impressive 8,000 square feet of modern, high-tech space. This centrally air-conditioned, well-furnished duplex library serves as an integrated resource center, housing an extensive collection of cutting-edge books across various fields, including management, engineering, architecture, social science, and more.
Our library is not just a place to store books; it's a hub of knowledge. We offer a wide range of services and resources to cater to the diverse needs of our users. These services include regular subscriptions to national and international journals, electronic journals, round-the-clock accessibility, off-campus access to e-resources, internet facilities, photocopying facilities, and CD rewriting services, among others.
At RGU, our library is not limited to our students and faculty; it is a valuable resource for the entire community. Whether you are a student, a research scholar, a faculty member, or simply a knowledge enthusiast, our library is here to empower you in your quest for knowledge. Join us in becoming knowledge seekers, and together, let's embark on a journey of endless learning and discovery.
A regular notice of the last date to return the borrowed books is given in the 'Library Notice Board,' and an email to all HOD/s. The last date to return the borrowed books is usually set by the librarian, usually on the last date of the 'End-Semester exam,'. The last date is also mentioned in the 'Date Label,' which is located on the last page of books stamped by the circulation section while issuing the books.
RGU library offers print resources and e-resources from the world over and makes it easily available to students for ready use. The various services offered by it are as follows:
Document loan eligibility varies for different categories as given below:
| User Category | Max. Number of Documents Allowed | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Teaching Faculty/Teaching Staff | 10 Books | 45 Days |
| PhD Scholars | 08 Books | 45 Days |
| PG/UG Student | 03 Books | 30 Days |
| Staff | 03 Books | 45 Days |
This section represents the hub of library activities where lending out of books to readers is facilitated. Of all the library activities, the circulation of books for home use is a major public service provided by the library. Nearly all the members of the library visit this section for getting books on loan for home use at one or the other time
The Reference section of the library houses the library’s reference books, which are those materials that are meant to aid research by providing quick and accessible information on any particular topic. These materials are usually used to find facts or provide broad overviews of topics. They should not be used as major sources for papers or other projects. Dictionaries, encyclopedias, bibliographies, and Thesis, Dissertation, and Project reports are some of the most common reference materials found in the Library’s Reference Collection.
Periodical has contributed a great deal to reference work by furnishing articles that appear more recent than books on a subject, particularly in the ever-changing field of politics, economic, science and technology. They contain articles and papers a subject about which the library may have no books and particularly as to matters of local as temporary interest, a subject and which no books how yet been written. They form primary sources of information. Central Library collects subject periodicals, newspapers, and magazines. It handles any current periodicals.
The General Section of the Library those books are available which are related of your departmental textbooks and Paperback of Journal and Magazine, General book.
The computer unit in the Central Library provided support maintenance and consultation for both staff and students within the College. Students can have access to a variety of Package from software and internet browsing facilities such as internet facilities, E-mail as well as free user Printing for course book materials and research.
