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Welcome to our Digital Universe

Empowering minds since 1970 with a collection of over 63,000 books and state-of-the-art digital infrastructure.

About AAC Library

Arul Anandar College library is an integral part of the efficient teaching and learning process at AAC. It is a resource centre catering to the ever growing and superficial information and current requirements of the students, faculty members, and researchers.

Established with the intention of providing free access to printed materials, our library has grown from 1,500 books in 1970 to a massive collection today, housed in a spacious 11,040 Sq.ft facility.

Librarian

Mr. BOSCO J

Librarian

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63,000+

Printed Books

117

Printed Journals

450+

Daily Average Entry

100+

Daily Circulation

To collect, organize and preserve quality resources to provide quantitative service and to enhance research in 360 degrees.

To provide free and open access to a broad range of materials and services to people of all ages and backgrounds.

  • Facilitate higher education and research.
  • Support effective teaching for staff.
  • Update knowledge for rural community.

Key Features & Infrastructure

Modern Infrastructure

Fully automated with ILMS SOUL and LIPS iNET 5.0 software. Includes a dedicated INFONET e-access centre with 10 high-speed computer systems.

Digital Connectivity

The entire library is furnished with high-speed Wi-Fi (50Mbps). Features Web OPAC for easy document searching across the LAN.

Inclusivity

Equipped with ramps for physically challenged users and wheelchairs for easy accessibility to all floors and sections.

Specialized Sections

A dedicated Competitive Section with over 327 books, a Periodical Section housing subject journals, and a staff publication display shelf.

Security

24/7 surveillance with 13 CCTV cameras and 32" monitors ensuring a safe and secure environment for all users.

Assignment System

Unique card system to track reading hours and encourage learning habits, integrated into the academic assignment marks.

Usage Measurement

Each student or reader refers to a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 documents per day. This translates to a minimum of 1,400 documents referred daily, reflecting the vibrant academic culture at Arul Anandar College.