Central Library Of Netaji Mahavidyalaya

Netaji Mahavidyalaya was established in 1948. But the central Library started her journey in 1950 with 290 books. Academicians of the locality donated their valuable books to the library to enrich it. Subsequently UGC grants, Governmental grants have substantially helped to develop the library. Starting from 1950 with 290 books, in 2024 the library collection stands at 60,600 printed books, 35 print magazine or periodicals, e-journals (subscribed through N-list)

The college library system consists of a Central Library and twenty two seminar or departmental libraries. “Open access” is the special feature introduced in the library. The Library have computerised bibliographic database, bar-coded transaction facilities, online public access catalogue. Students have access to the reprographic facilities. The library entry-exit and baggage counter is under the CCTV monitoring.

The college library is open to the inmates of the college as well as the external students or academicians from outside the college. The central library is performing not only towards the academic development of the users, she is discharging her duties towards the society by preserving the local heritage for the generations to come, by constructing a local history collection in the library, which is regarded as one of the best practices in the college.

The library looks after the well-being of the students not only during their study period in college, but also after their pass out. We provide them academic information of admission in various courses throughout India. Apart from the academic information, we also provide them Career related counseling services.

Location Index:The Central Library is housed in an independent, Three-story building with a carpet area of over 8,000 sq. ft. and is located towards North of Main building. The floor-wise distribution of services and resources in the Library is indicated below:

Ground Floor: Two Smart seminar hall, Exhibition hall

First Floor: Property Counter, Library OPAC Workstations, Reference Section, Displayed Books, Rare Books, Video Collection and Viewing Facilities, Server Room, Xerox, Journals Section, Newspapers.

Second Floor: Circulation Section/Counter, Book Acquisition Section. More about The Central Library

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মহাসমুদ্রের শত বৎসরের কল্লোল কেহ যদি এমন করিয়া বাঁধিয়া রাখিতে পারিত যে, সে ঘুমাইয়া পড়া শিশুটির মতো চুপ করিয়া থাকিত, তবে সেই নীরব মহাশব্দের সহিত এই লাইব্রেরির তুলনা হইত। এখানে ভাষা চুপ করিয়া আছে, প্রবাহ স্থির হইয়া আছে, মানবাত্মার অমর আলোক কালো অক্ষরের শৃঙ্খলে কাগজের কারাগারে বাঁধা পড়িয়া আছে। ইহারা সহসা যদি বিদ্রোহী হইয়া উঠে, নিস্তব্ধতা ভাঙিয়া ফেলে, অক্ষরের বেড়া দগ্ধ করিয়া একেবারে বাহির হইয়া আসে! হিমালয়ের মাথার উপরে কঠিন বরফের মধ্যে যেমন কত কত বন্যা বাঁধা আছে, তেমনি এই লাইব্রেরির মধ্যে মানবহৃদয়ের বন্যা কে বাঁধিয়া রাখিয়াছে
– রবীন্দ্রনাথ ঠাকুর
Virtual Book Display

Virtual Book Display for the Central Library of Netaji Mahavidyalaya would be an engaging way to showcase its collections and promote reading among students and faculty

Highlighted Facilities of the Central Library

Here are some highlighted facilities of the Central Library. These facilities collectively support the academic and research endeavors of students, faculty, and researchers at Netaji Mahavidyalaya, fostering a dynamic learning environment within the central library.

Cyber Cafe

Central Library is pleased to offer you access to our Cyber Cafe, equipped with computing facilities and high-speed internet access. Whether you need to browse academic resources, access online journals, or complete research assignments, our Cyber Cafe is designed to support your digital needs. Enjoy fast and reliable internet connectivity for your research and academic needs. Utilize our PCs to access the Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC), e-books, e-journals, databases, and other electronic resources available through the library. Convenient facilities for printing and scanning documents to support your academic work. The Cyber Cafe operates during regular library hours and is staffed to assist you with any technical or research-related queries.

Reference Service

Reference Service is an important service offered by the library. It helps users to make full use of the resources available in the library. It provides guidance in the use of library resources and services, assists in accessing e-journals, e-books, databases, multimedia sources etc and conducts library orientation programmes for new users.It also maintains a collection of reference books consisting of encyclopedias, dictionaries, directories, handbooks, technical data, almanacs, atlases, bibliographies, CD-ROMs, Audio and Video cassettes, etc. The Reference Section also houses videos and DVDs. The viewing facility is available to the students, staff and faculty of the Institute from 10.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. on all working days.

Local Historical Collections

The local historical collections at the Central Library of Netaji Mahavidyalaya serve as a valuable repository of knowledge, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the region’s heritage among students, researchers, and the broader community.Books specifically focused on the history of the region where Netaji Mahavidyalaya is located. These could cover topics such as the history of local communities, notable events, landmarks, and historical figures. Documents, manuscripts, photographs, and maps that provide historical information about the area. These could include old newspapers, records of local organizations, and personal Unique materials that are specific to the area, such as rare books, pamphlets, ephemera, and other items that contribute to understanding the local history.papers of prominent local figures.

Users Awareness Programme

The Users Awareness Programme of the Central Library of Netaji Mahavidyalaya aims to educate and inform library users about the resources, services, and facilities available to them. Such programs are essential to enhance the utilization of library resources effectively. Conducting orientation sessions for new students and faculty to familiarize them with the layout of the library, borrowing procedures, and access to various sections and collections. Conducting guided tours of the library to showcase different sections, study spaces, special collections, and amenities available to users. Providing online tutorials, video guides, and user manuals on the library’s website or library management software (LMS) to help users navigate resources independently. Creating awareness about specific services such as document delivery, reference services, and access to e-resources through posters, flyers, and digital signage within the library premises.

Displayed Books & Journals

The displayed books and journals in a central library typically refer to those items that are prominently featured or showcased for easy access and browsing by library users. These displays serve several purposes, including highlighting new acquisitions, promoting specific subjects or themes, and showcasing noteworthy or popular works. Here's what you might find in the displayed books and journals section of a central library. Displayed books and journals may focus on specific subjects or themes relevant to academic programs offered at the institution. Current issues of academic journals, magazines, and periodicals that are prominently displayed for browsing. This allows users to stay updated on the latest research and developments in their field of study.

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Smart Seminar Hall & Exhibition Hall

These facilities are integral to enriching the academic and cultural environment of the institution by providing spaces for learning, interaction, and the exploration of diverse subjects beyond traditional library resources. They contribute to promoting academic discourse, enhancing student engagement, and fostering a deeper understanding of topics through interactive and visual mediums. A modern seminar hall equipped with advanced audio-visual technology and seating arrangements conducive to hosting seminars, conferences, workshops, and lectures. Typically includes facilities such as multimedia projectors, sound systems, microphones, and possibly video conferencing capabilities. Used for academic events such as guest lectures by scholars, presentations by students, faculty meetings, and professional development workshops.

Our Co-Curriculum Activities

  • Career Upliftment Programme

    Empowerment is the process of becoming more confident and prepared to make important decisions and complete tasks.

  • Publications

    We have several writers who are encouraged to come up with creations that are regularly published in our in-house magazines

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