1) Reference Service:
The librarian provides personal assistance to students, teachers and researchers in finding required books, articles or information sources. This service saves time and ensures the use of correct and reliable resources.

2) Information Service:
The library offers timely and relevant information through services like current awareness, bibliographies and updates on new resources. It helps users stay informed about recent developments in their subject areas.

3) Web-Based Service:
Through the internet, users can access e-books, e-journals, online databases and library services anytime, anywhere. This service extends the reach of the library beyond physical walls.

4) Reprographic Service (Xeroxing, Printing and Scanning):
The library provides facilities for photocopying pages, printing documents and scanning study material. This helps students and staff make use of resources without damaging original documents.

5) Internet Browsing:
Computers with internet connectivity are made available to access academic websites, online databases and other educational resources. It supports research, projects and general learning.

6) Newspaper Clipping:
Important news items, career opportunities, exam notifications and current events are clipped from newspapers and maintained systematically for reference.

7) Library Orientation Programme:
At the beginning of the academic year, new students are introduced to library services, rules and usage techniques so they can make the best use of the library throughout their course.

8) New Arrival Display:
The latest books, journals and study materials received in the library are displayed separately to bring them to the notice of students and faculty.

9) Extended Library Hours Facility (Reading Hall):
During examinations and busy study periods, the reading hall remains open for extended hours to provide students with a peaceful place for study.

10) INFLIBNET – NLIST:
Through the N-LIST programme of INFLIBNET, students and faculty get access to thousands of e-journals and e-books, supporting higher education and research activities.

11) Web OPAC & M-OPAC (Mobile App):
The Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) allows users to search for books and other resources available in the library through the web or a mobile app.

12) Online Access to e-Journals and e-Books:
The library provides digital platforms where users can directly read or download academic journals and books online without visiting the physical library.

13) Open Access for all Bonafide Students, Staff and Visitors:
Authorized users can freely browse and use the collection kept in open shelves without restriction, making resources more accessible.

14) Departmental Library:
In addition to the central library, some departments maintain their own small library with subject-specific resources for quick and easy reference.

15) Interlibrary Loan:
If a particular book or journal is not available in the library, it can be borrowed from another library under a mutual cooperation system, thus widening access to resources.

16) QR Code Facility:
Books, journals and notices are linked with QR codes. By scanning them, students can quickly access online information, catalog entries or digital resources.

17) Wi-Fi Facility:
The entire library is equipped with wireless internet connectivity, enabling students and faculty to use laptops, mobiles and tablets for study and research.