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 Library & Computerized Information Science |
Duration 3Years
Minimum Qualification 10th :
% of marks in 10th 40% open merit & 37% for the category
Approved by All India Council for Technical Education Selection body Competent Authority ( Board of Professional Entrance Examination J&K )
Syllabus Framers National Institute for Technical Teachers Training & Research, Chandigarh. Examination Conducting body State Board of Technical Education, J& K.
Features of the course :-
English & Communication Skills is an important feature of the course as it helps her to deal confidently with her superiors, equals, subordinates. Library correspondence is the important aspect of library management. In most of the institutions the correspondence in taken in English, so the comprehension and expression of this language is very necessary for proper communication with readers, authorities as well as with the documents. The course of English & Correspondence helps the students to acquire the skill. No institution can be organized or administered without understanding and creating an organizeational set up library is no exception to it. Any institutional strength is its library and its managerial staff this diploma course makes the managerial staff of any institution with the computer concepts.
The cataloguing & classification techniques __theory as well as practices makes the diploma more interesting , it helps to bring order in the huge stock of the modern libraries
Typing Practices, reference services, book selection, bibliography & documentation, computer programming, library administration are other features of the diploma.
Note :- The institution admitted the a good gathering of students during 1994-1999 & the average result percentage of the particular course was 85% to 95%. Job opportunities of the course After the completion of the course the students have the following job opportunities:
a) Libraries in
b) Schools
c) ITI's
d) Polytechnics
e) Small public libraries
f) Departmental libraries
g) Asstt. Libraries in the colleges
h) Library Asssiatants in the Universities
i) Technical Assistants
j) Junior Programmers |
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