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Welcome to Central Library and Information Centre

The Central Library and Information Centre is a well ventilated and illuminated hall of 555.29 sq.m. BCET Library has started with 5,000 Volumes in 2008 and now has more than 22,669 Volumes, 3448 titles and 86 printed Journals (Both National and Internal). We have Non-Book Printed Materials. The Central Library and Information Centre is completely automated and computerised with KOHA Open Source Software for daily house-keeping operations of the Library across the campuses. All the staff members and students have free access to internet in the Library and Information Centre. The total seating capacity of Library and Information Centre is 200.

The Central Library and Information Centre is effectively and efficiently managed by the Librarian, supported by one Assistant Librarian and a Library Assistant, under the overall monitoring and advice of Library Committee.

Vission and Mission

Vision
  • To serve as Knowledge Hub of the College
  • To Inculcate Reading Habits among the students and Teaching Community
  • To create an atmosphere wherein students and faculty may carry on the learning process enjoyable.
  • To Help Rural Students to enrich their Knowledge to Create Better World for Themselves
Mission

The Central Library & Information Centre serves as a Resource Centre and aims todevelop a comprehensive collection of documents by assimilating latest technologyuseful for both faculty and students of the Institute and provides an efficientdissemination of knowledge.

Layout Of Library

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Timings of Library

  • The Library remains open between 8:30 am to 6.30 pm
  • The issue/Return of the Books (Circulation of Books) will be from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm on all working days.
  • It remains closed on all Holidays.

Library Rules and Regulations

Genreral Rules
  • While entering the library except laptops, Users are not allowed to carry their personal belongings and eatable items. Their belongings should be deposited at the property counter.
  • Use of cell phone and inside the library is strictly prohibited.
  • Library's photocopying services is fee based and the users must comply with relevant copyright legislation.
  • Books or other materials taken from the stacks should not be re-shelved by the User and should be left on the tables to avoid misfiling.
  • Users should not deface, mark, cut, mutilate or damage library material in any way. If anyone is found doing so, he/she will be charged with the full replacement cost of damaged material and may lead to suspension of library account and be barred from entering the library.
  • Users should maintain calm in the library and should not disturb other users in any way.
  • Library’s computing facilities are meant for BCET faculty members, students, staff and registered library members only.
  • Readers are requested to handle the Library property carefully to avoid damage.
  • Readers leaving the library should allow the library/security staff to examine their personal belongings.
  • The library rules and regulations shall be modified from time to time and shall be binding on all concerned Working Hours .The Library remains open between 08.30 AM to 5.30 PM and the Issue/Return of the documents will be from 09.00 AM to 05.00 PM on all
  • The class toppers from each branch, in each academic year will be given an extra Library card.
  • Faculty pursuing their Ph.D. will get 2 Extra Library Cards based on the production of the relevant documents Issue regulations
  • Books should be returned on the due date. Failure to return a book in time shall render the borrower liable to a fine per day from date when the book is due.
  • A document issued may be renewed up to 2 times, provided there is no reservation against it.
  • A document may be recalled before the due date if required urgently in the Library.
  • No document shall be returned on the day it is issued.
Reservation of Books
  • Library provides a service, where Members can pre-book their choice of Book just by informing the Library Staff on the Circulation Counter.
Replacement/Recovery of Lost Book
  • To prevent the loss of valuable Publications, the following action is decided upon the Members.
  • The concerned user shall replace the lost publication (with the latest edition, the same author and title) to library when the user takes no-dues from Library.
  • Photo copy of the lost publication will not be accepted.
  • If the concerned user neither replaces the publication, nor pays the actual value, the User is made to pay double the actual cost of the Book.

Statistics of Library

Total Area 200 Sq.m
No. of Volumes : 5150
No. of Titles : 3445
No. of Journals : 15
National : 6
International : 9
Magazines : 5
S.NO Branches Titles Volumes
1 Electronics and Communications Engineering 475 3821
2 Computer Science and Engineering 544 4401
3 Mechanical Engineering 319 3672
4 Civil Engineering 263 2420
5 Electrical Engineering 320 2226
6 Artificial Intelligence and Data Science 150 750
7 Science and Humanities 420 3163

Journals/Periodicals and Newspapers

Journals/Periodicals
Computer Science and Engineering
1 CSE Journal on Computer Science (JCOM)
2 CSE Journal on Cloud Computing(JCC)
3 CSE Journal on Mobile Applications & Technologies
4 CSE Journal on Software Engineering (JSE)
5 CSE Journal of Information Knowledge & Research in Computer Science Application Engineering
6 CSE Journal of Information Knowledge & Research in Computer Engineering
7 CSE Journal on Future Engineering & Technology(JFET)
8 CSE Journal of Intelligent Computing
9 CSE Journal of Innovation in Computer Science Engineering
Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
1 AI&DS Journal of Information Knowledge & Research in Information Technology Engineering
2 AI&DS Journal of Computer Science
3 AI&DS IUP Information Technology
4 AI&DS IUP Journal of Computer Sciences
5 AI&DS Indian Journal of Computer Science
6 AI&DS Journal on Information Technology(JIT)
7 AI&DS Journal on Image Processing (JIP)
8 AI&DS Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research and Advances
Electronics &Communication Engineering
1 ECE Journal of Information Knowledge & Research in Electronics & Communication Engineering
2 ECE Defence Science Journal
3 ECE Telecommunications
4 ECE Journal on Electronics Engineering (JELE)
5 ECE IETE Journal of Education
6 ECE IETE Journal of Research
7 ECE Journal on Image Processing(JIP)
8 ECE Journal on Communication Engineering& Systems(JCS)
9 ECE Journal on Wireless Communication Networks(JWCN)
10 ECE Journal on Pattern Recognition (JPR)
11 ECE Journal on Mobile Applications & Technologies(JMT)
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
1 EEE Electrical and Electronics Engineering
2 EEE Jr. of Int. Ass. on Electricity generation transmission
3 EEE Power Engineering Journal
4 EEE Journal on Electrical Engineering (JEE)
5 EEE Journal on Power System Engineering (JPS)
6 EEE Journal on Circuits and Systems
7 EEE IEEMA Journal
8 EEE Journal on Power Systems Engineering(JPS)
9 EEE Journal on Instrumentation & Control Engineering(JIC)
10 EEE Journal on Embedded Systems(JES)
11 EEE Journal on Circuits & Systems(JCIR)
Mechanical Engineering
1 MECH Indian Journal of Fibre and Textile Research
2 MECH Indian Journal of Engineering and Materials Sciences
3 MECH Journal of Mines Metals and Fuels
4 MECH Journal on Material Science(JMS)
5 MECH Mechanical Engineering
6 MECH Structural Engineering
7 MECH Journal on Structural Engineering(JSTE)
8 EEE Recent Trends in Mechanical Engineering & Technology
9 MECH Journal of Materials & Metallurgical Engineering
10 MECH Asian Review of Mechanical Engineering
11 MECH Journal Experimental & Metallurgical Engineering
SCience and Humanities
1 BS&H Resonance
2 BS&H Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge
3 BS&H Journal of Scientific Temper
4 BS&H IUP Journal of English Studies
Magazines
1 India Today
2 Employment News
3 Competition Success Review
4 Yogana
5 Out look
News Papers
1 SAKSHI (TELUGU)
2 ANDHRA JYOTHI(TELUGU)
3 EENADU(TELUGU)
4 THE TIMES OF INDIA(ENGLISH)
5 DECCAN CHRONICAL(ENGLISH)

Facilities and Services

  • OPAC (Online public access catalogue):

    All the library transactions are computerized and On-Line Public Access Catalogue has been introduced. Users can search the book details via author wise/title wise/subject wise search. User can also get information about the number of copies available in a particular title.

  • Computerized issue/return of books:

    The college library books are being issued/returned through library software KOHA with bar code technology. This facilitates faster issuing / return /easy tracking of books.

  • Extra library cards:

    Every Academic Year, the class toppers from each branch, will be given an extra Library card. Faculty pursuing PhDs. will get 2 extra library cards on producing the relevant documents.

  • Periodical Section:

    Contains both technical and non-technical journals of national and international origin.These are displayed and kept available for the reference of students and faculty members.

  • Reference Section:

    The library consists of 1250 reference books of all Engineering branches, Science, Humanities, English, Encyclopedias, Directories, Biography, and Atlases & Dictionaries. The library also has a collection of Rare Books, Manuscripts and Special reports. All these Reference Books are for consultation within the Library.

  • Question paper service:

    Previous years Question papers are available year wise and branch wise, both in print & soft copies. These will be provided to the users for making photocopies.

  • Project report service:

    One copy of Student’s Projects of all previous years is maintained in library and is provided for reference.

  • Discussion Room:

    The library has dedicated spaces for students that could be used for knowledge sharing discussions.

  • Reading room:

    The reading room consists of comfortable tables & chairs with a seating capacity for 150 users.

  • Photocopy and printing services:

    The central library offers photocopying service to all its members.

  • Departmental Libraries:

    Besides the central library, every department has its own departmental library. The librarysupports the entire individual department libraries for acquisition and maintenance oftitles. Regularly, print journals are transferred from central library to departmentallibraries. The back volumes are transferred to department library and will be returned backto the central library soon after the next volume comes in.

  • Inter library Loan System:

    Library is having membership in DELNET (Developing Library NETWORK). The mainadvantage of DELNET is Resource Sharing with Library Network that connects more than7700 institutions in 33 states in India and few other countries also.

  • Other Facilities:

    Reprography Services, Scanner, Printer, Exclusive Server

Softwares

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Koha is the first free software library automation package. In use worldwide, its development is steered by a growing community of users collaborating to achieve their technology goals. Koha’s feature set continues to evolve and expand to meet the needs of its user base.

Full-featured ILS. In use worldwide in libraries of all sizes, Koha is a true enterprise-class ILS with comprehensive functionality including basic and advanced options. Koha includes modules for acquisitions, circulation, cataloging, serials management, authorities, flexible reporting, label printing, multi-format notices, offline circulation for when Internet access is not available, and much more. Koha will work for consortia of all sizes, multi-branch, and single-branch libraries.

Multilingual and translatable. Koha has a large number of available languages, with more languages every year.

Full text searching Powerful searching, and an enhanced catalogue display that can use content from Amazon, Google, Library Thing, Open Library, and Syndetic, among others.

Library Standards Compliant. Koha is built using library standards and protocols such as MARC 21, UNIMARC, z39.50, SRU/SW, SIP2, SIP/NCIP, ensuring interoperability between Koha and other systems and technologies, while supporting existing workflows and tools.

Web-based Interfaces. Koha's OPAC, circ, management and self-checkout interfaces are all based on standards-compliant World Wide Web technologies-XHTML, CSS and JavaScript–making Koha a truly platform-independent solution.

Free Software / Open Source. Koha is distributed under the Free Software General Public License (GPL) version 3 or later.

No Vendor Lock-in. It is an important part of the free software promise that there is no vendor lock-in: libraries are free to install and use Koha themselves if they have the in-house expertise or to purchase support or development services from the best available sources. Libraries should be free to change support Company and export their data at any time, make sure your support company allows this, it’s also important to make sure it uses a good data management

MCET Central Library & Information Centre uses Library software Koha 21.05 with Ubuntu for Library automation purpose.

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Library Subscribd E-Resources

J-GATE Engineering and Technology (ENGINEERING journals)
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https://jgatenext.com/

A single-point discovery to journal literature J-Gate is the most comprehensive database and access gateway for the discovery of global e-journal literature. Today, it qualifies to be the world’s largest database of journal articles – indexing metadata of over 51 million journal articles from 47,000+ journals and 13,100+ publishers in multidisciplinary domains, updated daily. J-Gate acts as an electronic gateway to global e-journal literature with a customization functionality to search your own subscribed journals through one single search box. The J-Gate platform is fronted by a simple, intuitive, and easy-to-use interface, and gives users complete control over search filters. By allowing users to access content from a wide variety of publishers on a single platform, J-Gate exponentially increases journal usage.

DELNET (Developing Library Network)
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https://delnet.in/index.html

DELNET has been established with the prime objective of promoting resource sharing among the libraries through the development of a network of libraries. It aims to collect, store, and disseminate information besides offering computerized services to users, to coordinate efforts for suitable collection development and also to reduce unnecessary duplication wherever possible.

Online Databases

National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning
nptel
https://nptel.ac.in/

NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning), is a joint venture of the IITs and IISc, funded by the Ministry of Education (MoE) Government of India, and was launched in 2003. Initially started as a project to take quality education to all corners of the country, NPTEL now offers close to 600+ courses for certification every semester in about 22 disciplines.

Some highlights:
  • Largest online repository in the world of courses in engineering, basic sciences and selected humanities and management subjects
  • YouTube channel for NPTEL – most subscribed educational channel, 1.3 billion views and 40+ lakhs subscribers
  • More than 56000 hours of video content, transcribed and subtitled
  • Most accessed library of peer-reviewed educational content in the world
  • Translation of more than 12000 hrs of English transcripts in regional Indian languages

For downloading NPTEL lessons please go to the website http://nptel.iitm.ac.in. For video courses, go to the course of interest. Under the "download" tab, all the lectures of that course are listed. Every lecture can be downloaded in MP4, FLV or 3GP format. Click on the mirror links provided, to start download. Video lectures are also available onhttp://www.youtube.com/iitfrom which also you can download by using any browser add-ons.

e-PG Pathshala
https://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/

e-PG Pathshala is an initiative of the MHRD under its National Mission on Education through ICT (NME-ICT) being executed by the UGC. The content and its quality being the key component of education system, high quality, curriculum-based, interactive e-content in 70 subjects across all disciplines of social sciences, arts, fine arts and humanities, natural & mathematical sciences, linguistics and languages have been developed by the subject experts working in Indian universities and other R & D institutes across the country. Every subject had a team of principal investigator, paper coordinators, content writers, content reviewers, Language editors and multimedia team.

Swayam Prabha
https://www.swayamprabha.gov.in/

The SWAYAM PRABHA is a group of 22 DTH channels devoted to telecasting of high-quality educational programmes on 24X7 basis using the GSAT-15 satellite. Every day, there will be new content for at least (4) hours which would be repeated 5 more times in a day, allowing the students to choose the time of their convenience. The channels are uplinked from BISAG-N, Gandhinagar. The contents are provided by NPTEL, IITs, UGC, CEC, and IGNOU. The INFLIBNET Centre maintains the web portal.

MIT Open Learning Library
https://ocw.mit.edu/

The MIT Open Learning Library is home to selected educational content from MIT Open Course Ware and MITx courses , available for free to anyone in the world at any time

DOAJ
https://doaj.org/

DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone.

OPEN - DOAJ is a vital part of the global open access infrastructure.

GLOBAL–DOAJ is a global community, with team members, ambassadors and volunteers basedin 45 countries around the world, speaking 36 languages.

TRUSTED – Globally, DOAJ's criteria have become a gold standard for open access publishing.

DOAD
https://www.doabooks.org/

The primary aim of DOAB is to increase discoverability of open access books. Academic publishers are invited to provide metadata of their open access books to DOAB. DOAB is an open infrastructure committed to open science. It runs on the open source DSpace 6 platform. Metadata will be harvestable in order to maximise dissemination, visibility and impact. Aggregators can integrate the records in their commercial services and libraries can integrate the directory into their online catalogues, helping scholars and students to discover the books. The directory is open to all publishers who publish academic, peer reviewed books in open access and should contain as many books as possible, provided that these publications are in open access and meet academic standards.

JSTOR
https://www.jstor.org/

JSTOR provides access to more than 12 millionjournal articles,books,images, andprimary sourcesin 75 disciplines.

We help you explore a wide range of scholarly content through a powerful research and teaching platform . We collaborate with the academic community to help libraries connect students and faculty to vital content while lowering costs and increasing shelf space, provide independent researchers with free and low-cost access to scholarship, and help publishers reach new audiences and preserve their content for future generations.

Google Scholar provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature. From one place, you can search across many disciplines and sources: articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities and other web sites. Google Scholar helps you find relevant work across the world of scholarly research.

Swayam
https://swayam.gov.in/

Swayam is a programme initiated by Government of India and designed to achieve the three cardinal principles of Education Policy viz., access, equity. The objective of this effort is to take the best teaching learning resources to all, including the most disadvantaged. SWAYAM seeks to bridge the digital divide for students who have hitherto remained untouched by the digital revolution and have not been able to join the maintain of the knowledge economy.

This is done through a platform that facilitates hosting of all the courses, taught in classrooms from Class 9 till post-graduation to be accessed by anyone, anywhere at any time. All the courses are interactive, prepared by the best teachers in the country and are available, free of cost to any learner. More than 1,000 specially chosen faculty and teachers from across the country have participated in preparing these courses.

The courses hosted on SWAYAM are in 4 quadrants – (1) video lecture, (2) specially prepared reading material that can be downloaded/printed (3) self-assessment tests through tests and quizzes and (4) an online discussion forum for clearing the doubts. Steps have been taken to enrich the learning experience by using audio-video and multi-media and state of the art pedagogy / technology.

All the courses offered on Swayam are recognized by the government. One of the biggest advantages of doing courses on Swayam for university students is that once they have completed the course with certification, they can add the credits to their academic record.

e-KUMBH (Knowledge unleashed in Multiple Bharatiya Languages)
https://ekumbh.aicte-india.org/

The National Education policy (NEP) was launched by the Ministry of Education Government of India in the year 2020. The major emphasis of NEP-2020 is to impart education in mother tongue so as to enhance the creativity, critical thinking among the students. In alignment with the above provisions of National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has initiated Technical Book writing scheme initially in a 09 languages viz Hindi, Tamil, Gujarati, Kannada, Marathi, Bengali, Telugu, Punjabi, Odia. Subsequently, 03 more languages Assamese, Malayalam & Urdu are added in it. The journey of first year engineering book writing was started with identification of 20 courses, 11 at Diploma level and 9 at Degree level.

Subsequently, author from different institutions were identified, for writing original book in English languages. At the same time a parallel exercise was initiated to identify the translators & reviewers by involving technical universities across India. For every identified language, the work was given to the universities so as to provide quality text books to the various stakeholders. For the second year total 88 courses, 42 at the Degree and 46 at Diploma level have been identified across five major disciplines viz Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering & Civil Engineering, for the purpose of original book writing in English and its subsequent translation in the 12 Indian Languages.


Free Educational Websites

https://www.edsys.in/

Gone are the days when knowledge was limited to classrooms and lecture notes. Thanks to the internet, education is now accessible to a larger group of people who actively seek it and educational websites play a key role in providing relevant and updated information. There are mainly two kinds of Educational websites:

(1) – provides information about entrance exams, courses, and career guidance.

(2) – provides educational materials and information.

Listed here are 40 top educational websites that can help a student hone their skills and update their knowledge bank.

  1. Jagranjosh.com

    JagranJosh is a website that offers educational information on Banking, Civil Services, MBA Entrance, SSC, etc. and is known for simplifying test preparation. It is also a rich repository of CBSE, JEE, IAS-PCS, SSC study materials. Students can prepare well for their exams by downloading Previous Year’s Question Papers or they can ask or answer questions on their interactive forum. Current affairs and general knowledge quiz provide information in a fun way.

  2. Shiksha.com

    Shiksha.com provides complete guidance for MBA, MS, Engineering, Fashion designing and a variety of courses available in various colleges of India. It also has a forum that allows students to post career-related questions and receive answers from experts through a community known as Shiksha Cafe. The website also offers guidance and mock tests to prepare for courses abroad. It has a list of courses offered abroad, countries offering these courses and application process for the same.

  3. Aglasem.com

    Aglasem(next semester in Hindi) is a student’s guidance portal that offers study material, class notes, sample papers and more for students of CBSE and ICSE board. The website also offers guidance for national, state and college level entrance exams and also provides admission updates, preparation, query solving. Aglasem also provides recruitment updates and aids in the preparation of Government jobs, bank jobs, teacher eligibility test, railways recruitment etc.

  4. Caclubindia.com

    This is an exclusive website that caters to commerce, accounts and finance students by providing innovative online coaching facility. The website offers guidance for professional courses like CA, CS, ICWA and also has many useful articles on subjects like Audit, Income Tax, Corporate Law, Accounts, etc. The interactive CCI forum is extremely useful to students to get expert answers to their questions directly from the experts.

  5. Meritnation.com

    Meritnation offers study materials designed specifically for the students of Class 1 to 12. Its Smart study feature offers videos, study materials, and textbook solutions for students. The website acts as a platform for live classes and online coaching for students of classes 4-12. The website’s Homework Help is popular for providing solutions for queries and doubts. MeritNation’s mobile app for Android and iOS users is available for download.

  6. Indiastudychannel.com

    lndiastudychannel.com offers guidance to students on the selection of suitable college, course, school, etc. The website provides previous years question papers and has useful articles and practice tests that can help them prepare for the tests and improve their skills. Their active discussion forum provides answers and also aims at improving English Language skills of students.

  7. Pagalguy.com

    Pagalguy.com focuses on the field of MBA, Banking, UPSC, Engineering, and SSC. The website provides guidance on competitive exams, courses and entrance exams. Students can prepare for CAT, JEE, SSC and IBPS exams with PaGaLGuY’s free learning app – Prepathon. It also has a forum where students can post queries and receive answers from the experts.

  8. Minglebox.com

    Minglebox.com provides complete information on various exams like CAT, MAT, CLAT, GRE, GMAT, etc. It also offers information on a range of topics including Study in India, study abroad, Distance education, college admissions and more. You can download ebooks and study materials for free and also take free mock tests to evaluate and improve your skills.

  9. Educationobserver.com

    Education observer features mock tests, recruitment exam guides, admissions, scholarships etc. and also provide news related to career and job search. Education observers’ interactive forum is a great platform to ask questions and receive expert answers.

  10. Admission News

    Admission News provides information regarding entrance exams, application dates, admission notices, scholarships and various career avenues. The website offers dedicated career counseling service and career-related info in fields like library science, fashion technology, biotechnology, engineering, law etc.

  11. StudyNation 360

    StudyNation has a wealth of information on courses provided abroad and aims to facilitate application and admissions to foreign institutes. It provides a range of information on exam and admission preparation. The website also offers support for securing education loans and promises to bridge the gap between universities and students.

  12. India Education

    This website features up to date news related to education and provides information on career choices, distance education, guidelines for online education etc. Students can download ebooks, find updated information on entrance tests, and receive expert answers on Ask an expert discussion forum.

  13. Indiaedu

    Indiaedu offers complete guidance on education, career choices etc and has extensive information on entrance exams, distance education, and education loan. The website also has a comprehensive list of career courses in countries like the US, UK, Australia and Canada.

  14. Dimdima

    Dimdima is an online children’s magazine that makes learning fun. It features information on topics related to sports, ecology, science etc. This unique website caters to school students; craft and activities, book buzz, poetry corner and more add to the fun quotient.

  15. Youngbuzz

    Youngbuzz offers online career counseling and academic guidance which are of great help to a student who has to make the crucial decision of which career path to choose. The website’s “Online Career Counseling Test” has helped many young aspirants narrow down their career preference. YoungBuzz has a wealth of information about entrance tests, and the best colleges and universities in India and abroad.

  16. India Education Stat

    This website provides students with statistical information on literacy rate, educational infrastructure, distance education, research, and development within India’s education arena.

  17. Room 108

    Room 108 features a range of educational games for students on subjects like Science, Maths, English and Social Studies. It also offers puzzles, worksheets and stories for fun learning. Primary school teachers find the website as an excellent source for creating assignments.

  18. Indiaedunews

    Indiaedunews is a unique website that helps students make informed decisions by providing the latest information on the education sector in both India and abroad. Students can find a wealth of information on important institutions, courses offered, career options and entrance exams. The website also offers career counseling, information on vocation and distance education and online tests.

  19. edHelper.com

    edHelper is yet another website that offers a range of interactive educational materials for primary school teachers. It features bulletin board ideas, handwriting, cursive writing, social studies, geography, and other subjects including science, maths, English and social studies. edHelper also has downloadable coloring pages, puzzles, worksheets and stories for fun learning.

  20. Kids Web India

    Kids Web India features nursery rhymes, jokes, games, tongue twisters, stories, poems and riddles for kids. It has an exclusive Parents and Teachers desk and mothers corner that provides useful and exclusive information.

  21. eSiksha

    eSiksa offers valuable information regarding career opportunities and academics in India and abroad. Students can also find mock test papers, career and distance education guidance, astrological analysis, relax zone, quiz zone and more.

  22. Scholastic

    Scholastic is a website well known for its unique educational tools that give children access to a great number of books, easily downloadable videos and a variety of games.

  23. Indiabix.com

    IndiaBix is a great website for students who want to improve their Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability, and Reasoning skills. The website also provides placement papers, body language tips, HR and technical interview tips and much more. 39. Britannica Britannica is a great website for children who are looking to improve their knowledge in areas such as Science & Technology, Arts & Entertainment, History & Society, Travel & Geography, and much more.

  24. Britannica

    Britannica is a great website for children who are looking to improve their knowledge in areas such as Science & Technology, Arts & Entertainment, History & Society, Travel & Geography, and much more.

  25. Enchanted Learning

    Enchanted learning is a website created exclusively for children and is aimed at maximizing their learning abilities and creativity. The website covers a range of topics including geography, astronomy, inventors, explorers and more. It also has Coloring Pages, Games, and more that can be used by teachers for assignments or to supplement their lesson plans.

  26. Coursera

    Coursera is keen to make education accessible to everyone. It offers free courses online from world’s top-class universities such as the University of Michigan, Princeton University, etc. Lectures are in series in the form of 15-minute long clips.

  27. Udacity

    Udacity, founded by 4 Stanford roboticists is a free education website which is free for brainy types. It offers 11 courses related to science and maths and is free of prerequisites, deadlines, quizzes and other school stuffs which are irritating.

  28. Open culture

    Open culture offers an amazing collection of 400 courses online for free from Ivy League Universities such as UCLA, Stanford, Oxford and Columbia University. It offers a complete range of courses from science and art to economics and maths.

  29. Learnist

    Learnist, an interactive medium providing educational contents and teaching materials which are grouped into boards

  30. Mentormob

    MentorMob is just as similar to YouTube as in this users can create learning playlists from top rated websites. It is also a community where members can share and rank each other’s learning playlists.

  31. Memrise

    Memrise, an education website providing stress-free learning based on 3 pillars namely science, community and fun. This is based on scientific methods to implant new information.

  32. edX.org

    edX offers free courses mainly designed for interactive learning via web, provided by Harvard, Barkley, MIT, Georgetown, University of Washington, Boston University, Kyoto University, Karolinska Institute and many more.

  33. Scitable

    Scitable, a free personal learning tool and science library focused on genetic- the study of evolution, variation and the rich density of living organisms.

  34. Open2study

    Open2study offers free and high-quality education online. With this, you can study the subjects with its real value. These subjects are provided by Australian Institutions and are taught by experts and academics.

  35. Open YALE Courses

    Open YALE Courses offers free and open access to various introductory courses which are taught by scholars and notable teachers at Yale University. And moreover, all lectures are available in audio, video and in text transcript formats.

  36. academicearth.org

    Academic Earth offers a wide range of academic options to student from traditional to current day studies and also provides online degree courses from economics and accounting to engineering. In addition to this, it also has collaboration with many reputed colleges like Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Oxford, Stanford University and so on…

  37. archive.org

    Internet Archive is one of the finest websites providing free and accessible knowledge making your learning process easier. It is a genuine website that stores the original education material from several top rated websites.

  38. bigthink.com

    With Big Think, students can create their own distinct ideology as it offers several options on one subject. The articles in it were written by the experts which are further refined by the website’s editorial team there by providing authentic material to the students.

  39. brightstorm.com

    Brightstorm is one of the best platforms for high school scholars for reference. They offer help in every subjects from science to mathematics, history and various other subjects. They have arranged the topics in such a way that you can crack the competitive exams devoid of too much effort.

  40. cosmolearning.org

    As compared to other websites, CosmoLearning not only provides academic learning to students but also provides skill-based learning. Students can refer the provided material or else can enrol themselves in any of the 58 courses. This website includes mainly 3 options: courses, educational materials and documentaries and the subjects are divided into 2 sections namely academic and extra-curricular subjects.

Digital Library

digital-library

Digital Library is equipped with 20 Computers connected to high end server with 30 Mbps high- on Technology Enhanced Learning to access web& video lectures and Institutional Membership of DELNET for resource sharing and Institutional Membership of J-Gate for e-Journals is available in the library. There is an access to MOOCs Courses, NPTEL, Coursera Spoken Tutorial and all.

Digital Library System Configuration:
  • Intel dual core E2160 @1.80GHz processor
  • 1GB RAM, 80GB HDD, keyboard, mouse
  • Intel core2duo
  • 2GB RAM,250GB HDD, keyboard, mouse
  • Intel Core i5-8400@2.80GHZ
  • 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, keyboard, and mouse
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DELNET Membership

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J-GATE Membership

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National Digital Library of India(NDLI)

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NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning)

B.tech Library Books

Manuscripts

DELNET (Developing Library Network)
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DELNET has been established with the prime objective of promoting resource sharing among the libraries through the development of a network of libraries. It aims to collect, store, and disseminate information besides offering computerized services to users, to coordinate efforts for suitable collection development and also to reduce unnecessary duplication wherever possible.

CDs

Sl. No. Acc. No. Title Author Quantity Edition Vol.
1 11378 Introduction to VLSI Circuits & Systems Gupta, Vikas 1
2 6594 Micro Electronic Circuits :Theory & Applications Sedra, Adel S 3 5
3 11810 Fund. Of Digital Logic Design With VHDL Brown, Stephen 3 2
4 4269 C++ How to Program Brown, Stephen 2
5 11026 Verrlog VHDL Brown, Stephen 12
6 15799 Programming in C Brown, Stephen 4 2
7 5149 Comdex Information Technology Course Kit Brown, Stephen 1
8 Microsoft Visual C++ Brown, Stephen 2
9 LINUX Live DVD Brown, Stephen 1
10 6920 Fundamentals of Digital Logic with Verilog Design Brown, Stephen 1
11 Electronic For You Brown, Stephen 10
12 UML 2 Tool Kit Brown, Stephen 1
13 11860 Engineering Electromagnetics Brown, Stephen 1
14 18345 VHDL; guide to Digital Design & Synthesis Brown, Stephen 1
15 VHDL Programming by example Perry 1 4
16 C# An Object Oriented ApproachThis CD Contains.NET. Framework Beta2 with C# Compiler Xavier, C 1
17 Expert Systems: Principles & Programming Giarratano, Joseph C 1 4
18 19430 Problem Solving With C++ Savitch, Walter 2
19 16194 Fund. Of Microcontrollers & Applications in Embedded Systems Gaonkar, Ramesh 1
20 Embedded C Michael J Pont 1
21 Embedded /Real -Time Sys:Concepts, Design & Programming Black Book 4
22 Technical Communication: Principles & Practice 1 3
23 12226 An Embedded Software Primer 1
24 Information System Security 1
25 18970 Effective Methods for Software Testing 1
26 20661 JDBC, Servlet & JSP - Black Book 1
27 13517 Business Process, Modeling, Simulation & Design Manuel Laguna, Johan Markland 1
28 17447 Microprocessor Architecture Programming & Appl. With the 8085 Gaonkar, Ramesh 1
29 17395 Programming Languages Pragmatics Scott, Michael L 1
30 15723 Object Oriented Programming C ++ Sahay, Sourav 1
31 10509 Engineering Drawing Bhatt, ND 2
32 12416 Effective Methods for Software Testing Perry, William E 1
33 19181 English For Success 2
34 14691 Embedded/Real-time Sys. (Black Book) Prasad, K V K K 4
35 22041 Concrete Technology: Theory & Practice Shetty 2
36 21968 Compiler Design Muneeswaran K 3
37 16711 Text Book of Strength of Materials Bansal, R K 3
38 11359 Information System Security Godbole, Nina 2
39 20201 Verilog VHDL Palnitkar, Samir 4 2
40 20195 Verilog VHDL Palnitkar, Samir 3 2
41 20197 Verilog VHDL Palnitkar, Samir 1 2
42 18351 Verilog VHDL Palnitkar, Samir 1 2
43 16889 Programming in C Dey, Pradip 3 2
44 12350 Effective Methods for Software Testing Perry, William E 3 3
45 22190 Data Structures Through C++ Kanetkar, Yashavant P 1 0 0
46 20275 Foundation Analysis & Design Bowles, Joseph E 10 5 0
47 21446 Introduction to Geographic Information System Chang, Kang-tsung 10 4 0
48 21895 Foundation Analysis & Design Bowles, Joseph E 2 5 0
49 18113 Introduction to Geographic Information System Chang, Kang-tsung 14 4 0
50 15799 Programming in C Dey, Pradip 32 2 0
51 16873 Programming in C Dey, Pradip 24 3 0
52 16609 Programming in C Dey, Pradip 9 3 0
53 17052 Programming in C Dey, Pradip 12 3 0
54 15910 Handbook for English Language Laboratories Suresh Kumar, E 19 2 0
55 19081 Technical Communication: Principles & Practice Raman, Meenakshi 7 0 0
56 19435 Problem Solving With C++ Savitch, Walter 25 6 0
57 15723 Object Oriented Programming with C ++ Sourav, Sahay 2 2 0
58 15857 Object Oriented Programming with C ++ Sourav, Sahay 24 2 0
59 16016 Object Oriented Programming with C ++ (compl) Sourav, Sahay 1 2 0
60 16720 Object Oriented Programming with C++ Sourav, Sahay 7 2 0
61 12481 Microprocessor Architecture Programming & Appl. With the 8085 Gaonkar, Ramesh 5 5 0
62 12557 Microprocessor Architecture Programming & Appl. With the 8085 Gaonkar, Ramesh 9 5 0
63 14376 Microprocessor Architecture Programming & Appl. With the 8085 Gaonkar, Ramesh 6 5 0
64 16195 Microprocessor Architecture Programming & Appl. With the 8085 Gaonkar, Ramesh 2 6 0
65 17447 Microprocessor Architecture Programming & Appl. With the 8085 Gaonkar, Ramesh 5 6 0
66 13784 Programming Language Pragmatics Scott, Michael L 14 3 0
67 17395 Programming Languages Pragmatics Scott, Michael L 4 3 0
68 15165 Verilog VHDL Palnitkar, Samir 1 2 0
69 18970 Effective Methods for Software Testing Perry, William E 2 3 0
70 7285 Fundamentals of Digital Logic Design with VHDL Brown, Stephen 1 2 0
71 12222 Effective Methods for Software Testing Perry, William E 1 3 0
72 12413 Effective Methods for Software Testing Perry, William E 4 3 0
73 18972 Effective Methods for Software Testing Perry, William E 14 3 0
74 18826 Software Testing & Continuous Quality Improvement Lewis, William E 4 3 0
75 18688 Communication Systems Modelling & Simulation Using MATLAB Raveendranathan, K C 4 0 0
76 14996 Engineering Drawing Bhatt, ND 17 52 0
77 17506 Options, Futures & Other Derivatives Hull, John C 5 5 0
78 12869 Options, Futures & Other Derivatives Hull, John C 1 7 0
79 13465 Options, Futures & Other Derivatives Hull, John C 1 7 0
80 13512 Options, Futures & Other Derivatives Hull, John C 2 7 0
81 17499 Supply Chain Management, Process, System & Practice Chandrasekaran, N 2 0 0
82 17884 Concrete Technology: Theory & Practice Shetty, M S 2 7 0
83 18373 Communication Skills: Integrated Approach Suresh Kumar, E 4 0 0
84 20271 New Insight into IELTS Students Book Jakeman, Vanessa 2 0 0
85 20524 Numerical Methods Jain, M K & Others 1 6 0
86 19609 Digital Image Processing Jayaraman, S & Others 4 0 0
87 19182 English For Success Suresh Kumar, E 99 0 0
88 14749 Introduction to Finite Elements in Engineering Chandrupatla, Tirupathi 1 3 0
89 19485 Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management Chandra, Prasanna 5 5 0
90 12450 An Embedded Software Primer Simon, David E 9 0 0
91 14728 An Embedded Software Primer Simon, David E 4 0 0
92 11862 Engineering Electromagnetics Hayt, William H 7 7 0
93 6709 Engineering Electromagnetics Hayt, William H 3 7 0
94 6945 Engineering Electromagnetics Hayt, William H 1 7 0
95 6601 Microelectronic Circuits Sedra, Adel S 5 2 0
96 7021 Microelectronic Circuits Sedra, Adel S 10 5 0
97 11820 Microelectronic Circuits Sedra, Adel S 3 5 0
98 8338 Financial Management Pandey, I M 2 9 0
99 11635 Financial Management Pandey, I M 4 10 0
100 12806 Financial Management Brigham, Eugene 2 0 0
101 10780 8051 Microcontroller Ayala, Kenneth 6 3 0
102 12677 8051 Microcontroller Ayala, Kenneth 5 3 0
103 3660 Introduction to VLSI Circuits & Systems Uyemura, John P 2 0 0
104 14860 Introduction to VLSI Circuits & Systems Uyemura, John P 3 0 0
105 11786 SQL, PL/SQL: Programming Language of Oracle Bayross, Ivan 1 4 0
106 10708 Antenna Theory Balanis, Constantine A 7 3 0
107 14066 Antenna Theory Balanis, Constantine A 22 3 0
108 7693 Introduction to Information Technology Turban, Efraim 1 2 0
109 7965 Introduction to Information Technology Turban, Efraim 4 2 0
110 3662 Introduction to Information Technology Turban, Efraim 1 2 0
111 9080 Automatic Control Systems Kuo, Benjamin C 3 8 0
112 8315 Operations Management Stevenson, William 2 9 0
113 7334 Designing & Managing the Supply Chain Levi, David Simchi 2 3 0
114 7342 Basic Marketing Perreault, Jr. 2 15 0
115 7912 Basic Marketing Perreault, Jr. 4 15 0
116 7896 Marketing Etzel, Michael J 4 14 0
117 7946 Business Statistics Black, Ken 2 4 0
118 7968 Introduction to Information Technology Turban, Efraim 1 2 0
119 8003 LINUX Kernel Programming Beck, Michael 3 3 0
120 5556 Essential Physical Chemistry Bahl, Arun 1 0 0
121 5939 C How to Program Deitel, P J 23 5 0
122 5737 Essential Physical Chemistry Bahl, Arun 1 14 0
123 17891 Concrete Technology: Theory & Practice Shetty, M S 2 7 0
124 20254 Engineering Drawing Bhatt, ND 1 53 0
125 19683 Concrete Technology: Theory & Practice Shetty, M S 1 7 0
126 --- An Introduction to JAVA Programming Liang, Y Daniel 1 0 0
127 --- The Princeton Review (Cracking the GRE Version 4.2) --- 1 0 0
128 16790 Engineering Drawing Bhatt, ND 1 53 0
129 --- PC Quest - LINUX issue --- 4 9 ---
130 --- LINUX For Electronics Professionals Electronics Lab 1 0 0
131 19774 Text Book of Strength of Materials Bansal, R K 1 6 0
132 17890 Concrete Technology: Theory & Practice Shetty, M S 1 7 0
133 14980 Engineering Drawing Bhatt, ND 1 52 0
134 19226 English For Success Suresh Kumar, E & Others 1 0 0
135 7053 Engineering Circuit Analysis Hayt, William H & Others 1 6 0
136 22345 Barron's TOEFL iBT {3CD} Sharpe, Pamela J 3 15 0
137 22347 GMAT Review GMAT 1 13 0
138 22353 Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT Sinha, Nishit K 1 4 0
139 5818 Engineering Drawing Bhatt, ND 1 53 0
140 18165 How to Prepare for Group Discussion and Interview Hari Mohan Prasad; Rajnish Mohan 1 3 0

OPEN ACCESS EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES

Journals
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1 Directory of Open Access Journals - Provides access to over 1500+ learned journals covering all major disciplines. http://www.doaj.org/
2 Indian Academy of Sciences (IAS) – 11 Free Indian Online Journals http://www.ias.ac.in
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4 Bentham 175 Open Access Journals http://www.bentham.org/open/a-z.htm
5 High Wire Press - Earth's Largest Free-Full Science Archives (Journals) 320 Journals http://highwire.stanford.edu/
6 Institute of Physics Electronic Journals (IOP) 60 E-Journals http://iopscience.iop.org/journals
7 Journal of the Indian Institute of Science http://journal.library.iisc.ernet.in/
8 Down to Earth http://www.downtoearth.org.in
9 Indian National Science Academy Journals (INSA) http://www.insa.nic.in/
10 Indian Journals http://indianjournals.com/ijor.aspx
11 IETE Journals (Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers) http://www.ietejournals.org/
12 Open J-Gate 4805 Open Access Journals http://www.openj-gate.com/
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14 Medknow Publications Journals http://www.medknow.com
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2 Directory of Open Access Repositories http://www.opendoar.org/
3 Journal of Nanotechnology http://www.hindawi.com/journals/jnt/
4 Nanotechnology Open Access Journals http://www.nanowerk.com/nanotechnology/periodicals/open_alist.php?letter=A
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2 DICTIONARY
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6 ENGINEERING DICTIONARY http://www.engineering-dictionary.org
7 WEBSTER’S ONLINE DICTIONARY http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/
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1 HIGHER EDUCATION IN INDIA NEWS http://www.academics-india.com/
2 UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION (UGC) http://www.ugc.ac.in/
3 MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT http://mhrd.gov.in/
4 AICTE http://www.aicte-india.org/
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2 PROJECT GUTENBERG http://www.gutenberg.org/
3 FREE FICTION BOOKS http://www.freefictionbooks.org/
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2 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (MIT) http://ocw.mit.edu/
3 OPEN COURSE WEARS CONSORTIUM http://www.ocwconsortium.org/en/courses/ocwsites
4 BERKELEY’S OPEN COURSEWARE http://webcast.berkeley.edu/
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7 NATIONAL SCIENCE DIGITAL LIBRARY AT NISCAIR http://www.nsdl.niscair.res.in/
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2 INDIA NEWS PAPERS DIRECTORY http://www.e-paperview.com/bharat.h
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Digital library

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Digital Library is equipped with 20 Computers connected to high end server with 30 Mbps high- on Technology Enhanced Learning to access web& video lectures and Institutional Membership of DELNET for resource sharing and Institutional Membership of J-Gate for e-Journals is available in the library. There is an access to MOOCs Courses, NPTEL, Coursera Spoken Tutorial and all.

Digital Library System Configuration:
  • Intel dual core E2160 @1.80GHz processor
  • 1GB RAM, 80GB HDD, keyboard, mouse
  • Intel core2duo
  • 2GB RAM,250GB HDD, keyboard, mouse
  • Intel Core i5-8400@2.80GHZ
  • 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, keyboard, and mouse
delnet

DELNET Membership

j-gate

J-GATE Membership

ndli

National Digital Library of India(NDLI)

nptel

NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning)

Class Rooms:

To make the effective learning experience with more interesting and understandable, we have adapted new and advanced methods of teaching by setting up smart classrooms to enable the hi-tech manner of learning for our students

These tech-enabled smart classrooms are consists of a digital board attached to computers, a multi-media projector with the audio output device, and the software that connects all of these devices together. All of this enables the faculty members to impart high-quality education to the students. These smart classrooms are designed as per the guidelines of AICTE.

At every possibility, we are trying to adapt the “Hybrid Learning System” that essentially helps students to establish a better connection with the instructors. The smart classrooms also help in engaging students’ complete attention towards the lessons by presenting the course material more interestingly via multi-media systems.

Apart from technology, the architecture and ambience of our classrooms is also designed very systematically making them well ventilated and lit up. The classrooms are also very spacious and have high-quality furniture to accommodate the entire class strength with comfort.

Hostels:

We have on-campus accommodation facility available for our students. There are separate hostels buildings for boys and girls, and the girls’ hostels are located inside the campus premises. Spacious, well-ventilated, tidy and hygienic rooms make our hostels a perfect second home for all of our students. Our hostels can accommodate more than 500 students comfortably.

All the hostel buildings also have a recreation hall, gym and game room with a variety of indoor games for the students. The girls’ hostels have special 24X7 security and only female visitors are allowed to visit inside the hostel premises. The wardens maintain a visitor register to keep the track record of the visitors in all the hostels.

The rooms in all the hostels are fully furnished and have 24X7 Wi-Fi internet connectivity. The laundry facility is also made available for all the students on nominal charges.

Rules and Procedure in Girls and Boys Hostels:
  1. Application for admission to the Hostel must be made in the prescribed form, which is available in the Hostel office.
  2. Accommodation would be provided only after paying the requisite fees as decided by the college from time to time.
  3. All charges and rents prescribed in the application form or any other documents are subject to change as per the decision of the Institute authorities without prior notice.
  4. Once the prescribed fee is been paid within the due date, then the student becomes the occupant of the hostel.
  5. No student will be allowed to stay in the Hostel without formal admission. The Hostel administration has the right to refuse admission to anyone and/or withdraw permission already granted, if it is found that he/she has submitted incorrect information.
  6. At the time of admission, every student has to submit a written undertaking in the prescribed form, countersigned by his/her parent/guardian, to the extent that she would abide by the rules and regulations of the Hostel.
  7. At the time of admission of a student into the Hostel and at the beginning of every year, each resident is required to submit a duly filled in prescribed Personal Data Form, containing the current address, mobile and/or telephone number and the e-mail address of the parents/guardian. Any change in this information at any point of time has to be intimated to the Hostel office in writing.
  8. The Hostel Management will generally provide a minimum set of furniture and fittings in each room, consisting of a cot for each inmate as well as table, ceiling fan with regulator and reasonable light fitting.
  9. Students suffering from contagious disease will not be allowed to stay at hostel. Decision of the Warden in this regard will be final and binding.
  10. Students must occupy the respective room allotted to them.
  11. Rooms once allotted to the students for an academic year will not be changed except under special situations.
  12. Under no circumstances should the inmates exchange rooms without the knowledge of the Hostel warden.
  13. Inmates shall respect the equal rights of their roommates.
  14. All the residents of hostels must register their attendance daily at specified timings in the installed biometric devices.
  15. Residents of hostels are not allowed to stay in hostel during college hours and in case of sickness etc, prior written permission must be taken from In charge of Hostel.

visitors:

  1. Any visitor is allowed to enter into the Hostel up to the visitors’ room only. All visitors to the Hostel including the parents/guardians will have to make necessary entries in the Visitors’ Book available at the Hostel entrance with the security guards.
  2. The visit of male students to the Girl’s Hostel and vice versa is strictly prohibited.
  3. Violation of this rule will lead to severe penalty and punishment as decided by the Hostel and Institute Authorities.
  4. Any visitor found inside the hostels after 6.00 P.M shall be sent out by the security, and the hosteller permitting such unauthorized guest will be penalized.

Use of Appliances

  1. The use of electrical / electro-mechanical equipment, gadgets, appliances, such as electric stove/heaters/refrigerator/infrared cooker/electric iron are forbidden in any of the rooms allotted to the residents.
  2. Private cooking in the rooms or anywhere in the Hostel is strictly forbidden. Any such appliance found in a Hostel room will be confiscated and a fine will be imposed.
  3. The use of audio systems which may cause inconvenience to the roommates or other inmates is not allowed.
  4. The use of personal T.V, VCR, and VCD/DVD is prohibited.
  5. The students should not hire objectionable CDs from outside.
  6. When the students go out of their rooms they should switch off all the fans, lights etc., and keep it locked (at all times). Violation will attract suitable penalty and punishment by the authorities.

Mess

  1. Discipline should be strictly maintained in the dining hall.
  2. Day Scholars cannot be entertained as guests in the mess on a regular basis.
  3. Food will not be served in rooms and the inmates are not supposed to take food from the dining hall to their rooms. If an inmate is ill, it should be intimated to the hostel management and they will make suitable arrangements for her food.
  4. Wasting food is a social crime. For the first offence of wasting food by a boarder, warning will be issued to her/him. If the offence is committed for the second time a suitable fine will be imposed on her/him.
  5. Every resident must pay the mess bill by the due date announced by the warden. Receipts in respect of payments of mess bills must be preserved till the end of the undergraduate programme and produced in original whenever required by the warden or any other authorized officials.
  6. A resident shall strictly keep to the timings set down for meals.

Room Maintenance and cleaniness

  1. It is the responsibility of the warden to look after and take care of the general maintenance and cleanliness of the Hostel premises.
  2. Sudden visits at any time will be made by the warden. If room maintenance is found not good and uncleanness a fine of amount Rs 500/- will be levied on each resident in the room irrespective of their explanations.
  3. Fixing posters and pictures or writing on the common walls and disfiguring the walls of the room are strictly prohibited.
  4. The residents shall not have any guests living in their rooms without prior permission of the warden.
  5. Garbage and wastage only be put at garbage box available nearby Rooms/hostel premises.
  6. No function or celebration shall be organized at hostel premises or in rooms except with the permission of the Warden.

Ragging

  1. Ragging in any form is banned. Severe punishment, including expulsion from the Hostel and the Institute, shall be imposed on any resident if she is found to have indulged in ragging.
  2. Any resident, for that matter any person / student, if are witnesses to an incident of ragging, must report the same immediately to the Hostel Authorities and/or Institute Authorities. Failure to do so shall be considered as a serious offence and shall be dealt with at par with the perpetrators of ragging.

Matters Related to Timming and Absence From Hostels

  1. Students should be present within the Hostel premises between 5:00 PM to 8:30 AM.
  2. No student is permitted to stay outside the Hostel during this time without the written permission of the Warden. Violation of this rule will invite strict disciplinary action on her/him.
  3. Except during vacations, residents shall be allowed to go home only if there is a written request for the same from self /parent/guardian citing genuine grounds and consented by Head of the department/programme coordinator/student counsellor she belongs.
  4. If any hosteller goes outside the college campus without any prior information to the hostel management during/after college timings hostel registration will be cancelled immediately and disciplinary action will be taken on her/him by the Institute.

Code Of Conduct

  1. Silence must be observed in the Hostel premises. All unnecessary noises must be avoided.
  2. Hostelites are required to avoid singing aloud, shouting and making any type of noise to distract the attention of those who may be at their books or the neighbors or visitors.
  3. No commercial or any other activity shall be permitted in the hostels.
  4. All residents are required to produce, whenever asked, their valid identity cards (i.e. College and Hostel ID cards) issued to them by the Institute.
  5. Duplicate Hostel ID Card will be issued with a fine of Rs.200.
  6. A room is allotted to a student on her/his personal responsibility. She must take care of the cleanliness and maintenance of her room.
  7. Residents must also take care of the Hostel and its environment.
  8. The resident of a room is responsible for any damage to the property in the room during her/his occupancy or at the time of vacating the room. If any furniture or fixture under the responsibility of the resident is found to be damaged or broken, the Hostel Management shall take strict disciplinary action.
  9. The resident shall not move any furniture from its allotted place. If there is any additional item in a room other than those belonging to the Hostel, the occupant of the room shall hand it over to the Hostel staff, failing which she will be charged a penal rent as decided by the Hostel Management.
  10. In the Hostel premises the following acts are strictly prohibited:
    • Consumption of drugs
    • Gambling
    • Intimidation or violence
    • Wilful damage to property
    • Entering the Hostel premises in an intoxicated state
    • Using abusive languages
    • Employing unauthorized persons for personal work such as washing clothes, repair of Hostel property, etc.
    • Cooking in the room or on the Hostel premises
    • Using two-wheelers and/or motor vehicles of any kind

Grievance Redressal

  • If any boarder feels aggrieved on any matter concerning running of the Hostel room or its Mess, she may approach the in charge or hostel warden in writing for help, guidance and/or redressal of the grievance. Depending on the nature of the grievance, the hostel management may refer the case to the Institute Grievance Cell for further action.

Rights of Hostel Management

  • The Hostel management reserves the right to initiate amendment of the rules and regulations stated hereinbefore from time to time as felt necessary. The inmates shall be informed of any amendment becoming effective through circulars displayed on the Hostel notice boards.

Appellate Authority

  • In case of any dispute or any grievance not being satisfactorily taken care of, a boarder may make an appeal to the Principal of the Institute through the Warden for redressal. The decision of the Principal on the matter shall be considered as final and binding.

Incharges and Wardens

Position Name Contact
In charge – Girls Hostel Mrs. M. Sireesha 9492468445
In charge – Boys Hostel Dr. Sk. Md. Shareef 9849649445
Warden – Girls Hostel Mrs. R. Komali 9618547484
Warden – Girls Hostel Mrs. M. RajaRajeswari -
Warden – Boys Hostel Mr. M. Sudhakarrao 9652856846
Warden – Boys Hostel Mr. M. Koteswararao -

Boys Hostel- Floorwise Room Details

FLOOR ROOM AC NON-AC TOTAL
GROUND 101-104, 106-119 (18), 105 (1) 1 18 19
FIRST 201-223 0 23 23
SECOND 301-323 0 23 23
THIRD 401-423 0 23 23
FOURTH 501-523 0 23 23
TOTAL NO. OF ROOMS 111
WARDEN ROOM: 105
GUEST ROOMS: 113 & 114

The mess facilities in all the hostels are designed to meet the international hygiene standards, and we pay special attention to make sure that the students are getting a wholesome and healthy diet.

We have our own RO mineral water plant that operates within the campus, and all the buildings within the campus premises, including hostels, have adequate 24X7 drinking water supply.

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