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Dear Sir,
how many books(volumes) should be placed in the library for each subject as per AICTE norms?
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Permalink Reply by Dr.Harmanpreet Singh Sandhu on
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Starting from 1200 books for 60 students in each stream. Then adding up 300 books per stream each year. For example, a college has BTech CSE, IT, ME, CE, EE, ECE, MBA & MCA. Assuming that each stream has 60 seats, the college in its opening year should have 9600 volumes of books (3200 titles). Then adding up 2400 volumes (800 titles) each year.
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Permalink Reply by Vipin Panday on
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as per my knowledge there should be four copies of each title in the library
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Permalink Reply by Raja on
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Engineering Streams:
For (New Institutions) it should be 3000 volumes.for example a college has five streams like CSE,IT,ECE,AEI,EE. for each course 100 titles and 500 volumes ,other than this humanities & science's 100 titles and 500 volumes.and each and every year 50 Titles and 250 volumes should be procure.It is mandatory.
Journls
National journal = No.of course * 6 (for ex. five branch it should be 30 journals)
International Journals = No.of course * 3(for ex.five streams .then it will be 15 )
PGDM Streams
No of course*500 volumes and 100 tiles Each Branch.and the next year 50 titles 500 Volumes.It is mandatory.
Journls
Nationals journals = no.of course * 12 (for ex.2 = 24) applicable for international journals also
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