About Learning Resource Centre

The Institute of Information Technology & Management (IITM) Library was established in the year 1999, under the registered educational society, Mata Leelawati Shikshan Sansthan with a meager collection of Books and Journals. With the passage of time, at present the Library maintains a well-managed reservoir of contemporary text and reference books, e-Books and journals pertaining to different topics of our education programmes. The library’s management system is computerized.

IITM has two libraries, which are the large repository of knowledge having the diverse collection of books on Management, Commerce, Computer Science and Journalism. Both the Undergraduate and Postgraduate libraries are on the second floor. IITM Library supports and promotes the use of rich and diverse collection among the students and faculty of Management, Commerce, Computer Science and Journalism. All students, faculty and staff members of the Institute are entitled to make use of the library services such as Circulation, Reference, Article Alert Service, Current Awareness Service (CAS) etc. Library is equipped with the modern technologies to provide right information to the right user at the right time to face the challenges and achieve results in complex conditions. The library is well stocked with latest editions of books by eminent authors to cater to the needs and requirements of the faculty as well as students.

Library Rules

The institute is having two libraries, one each for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Students are to use their respective libraries only. For using the library facilities, students are to adhere to the following rules:

• Identity cards, should be shown, when demanded
• Make an entry in the Student Entry Register kept on the library Counter.
• Books borrowed on a particular day will not be accepted for return on the same day.
• Books taken out from the shelves should be kept on the table/counter. Do not try to shelve them back.
• While leaving the library, show the books and other materials to the library staff at the counter.
• Reference books and journals will not be issued;
• Books can be reserved for issue or for extended use if no other user has demand for the same book;
• Books borrowed during the examination are to be returned within one week after the exams and Borrowers are responsible for the safety and upkeep of books;
• Students are to ensure, at the time of issue that the book is in good condition. At the time of return, no plea about its bad condition shall be accepted, if returned in damaged/disfigured condition;
• On the loss or damaging/disfiguring a book, the cost of the book will be charged.