The MBC Central library was established in the year 2001. It follows an open access system. Books are classified according to Dewey Decimal Classification Scheme. Library membership is open to all students and staff of the college. The seating capacity of library is 200.
The library provides access for students to vast databases, full-text journals, audio-visual programmes in addition to an extensive collection of books. A fully computerized library, with an area of 715 Square metres, has more than 22654 volumes of text books comprising 4753 titles. The books are supplemented by CDs and microfilms.
The library has embraced modern automation technologies to enhance efficiency and provide seamless access to its resources. Core library operations, including acquisition, circulation, and cataloguing, have been fully automated, ensuring accuracy, transparency, and ease of management.
A barcode-based circulation system has been implemented to streamline the borrowing and return process, significantly reducing waiting time and minimizing manual errors. This system enables quick check-in and check-out of books while maintaining precise records of all transactions.
To further improve user convenience, the library is equipped with advanced library management software that allows users to easily search for books and other resources. Through this system, users can quickly locate materials by title, author, subject, or keyword, making the process of accessing information both efficient and user-friendly.
The library is equipped with a well-established Digital Library facility designed to support the academic and research needs of its users. This facility houses 10 high-configuration computer systems, enabling smooth and efficient access to a wide range of digital resources.
Through the Digital Library, users can conveniently access various e-resources, including e-journals, e-books, NPTEL video lectures, online newspapers, and other scholarly databases. This ensures that students and faculty have access to up-to-date information and global knowledge resources to enhance their learning, teaching, and research activities.
The Digital Library facility is available to users throughout the library’s working hours, providing continuous and reliable access to digital content within the library premises.
The library offers a dedicated reprographic facility to support the academic and research requirements of its users. This service enables the quick and efficient reproduction of study materials, ensuring timely access to essential information.
Designed to be both convenient and cost-effective, the facility allows students and faculty members to obtain photocopies of reference materials, articles, and other documents with ease. By facilitating rapid dissemination of information, the reprographic service plays a vital role in enhancing the overall learning and research experience within the institution.
