INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES
| 1 | Total land available (in acres) (copy of land documents to be placed as Annexure) | 25 acres Copy of land documents enclosed in Annexure- III | ||
| 2 | Whether the land is registered in the name of the College? | Yes | ||
| 3 | Class Rooms (No. of classrooms and covered area in sq. Ft.) | No. of classrooms – 76 | ||
| Covered area in sq.m 5620 | ||||
| 4 | Laboratories (No. of labs rooms and covered area in sq. Ft.) (list of labs along with equipment to be placed as Annexure) | No. of labs rooms – 102 Covered area in sq.m 8876 The equipment list is enclosed in Annexure-IV | ||
| 5 | Central Library | |||
| (i) | Total Area | 10800 sq.ft | ||
| (ii) | Whether reading room available? | Yes | ||
| (iii) | Details about books, titles, Journals (National/International), CDs, e-Resources, e-journals, Theses, etc.) | Books – 64060 Nos. | ||
| Titles – 20541 Nos. | ||||
| Journals: National – 108 Nos. | ||||
| International – 108 Nos., CDs – 3882 Nos. | ||||
| e-Resources & e-journals – 3344 Nos. | ||||
| 6 | Whether Departmental Libraries available? If yes, please give details. | Yes | ||
| Details enclosed in Annexure-V | ||||
| 7 | Hostels | |||
| (No. of rooms with students accommodated) | ||||
| (i) | Men | Rooms – 94, No. of Students – 336 | ||
| (ii) | Women | Rooms – 81, No. of Students – 88 | ||
| 8 | Information about | |||
| (i) | Administrative Block | 1951 sq. m | ||
| (ii) | Principal Office | 50 sq. m | ||
| (iii) | Staff Room | 1395 sq. m | ||
| (iv) | Common Room | 109 sq. m (boys) | ||
| 109 sq. m (girls) | ||||
| (v) | Canteen | 443 sq. m | ||
| (vi) | Auditorium | 850 sq. m | ||
| (vii) | Internet facilities | Bandwidth: 1 Gbps | ||
| (viii) | Medical facilities | The dispensary is available inside the campus | ||
| (ix) | Transport | 49 buses, 1 Emergency vehicle | ||
| (x) | Other (Amenities) | 5236 sq. m | ||
| 9 | Sports Facilities in the College Campus (indoor/outdoor), Playgrounds, Fitness equipment, sports coaches, etc. | Enclosed in Annexure-VI | ||
| 10 | Total Buildings (covered area in sq. Ft.) | 37160 sq. m | ||
| 11 | Whether College website is available and updated regularly? | Yes www.nandhaengg.org | ||
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- A multi-purpose Auditorium with a capacity of 2000 members
- Emblazed with trendy furniture
- Equipped with advanced teaching aids and PA system
- Opportune for organizing Symposiums, Seminars, Conferences, Guest Lectures and Placement related programs
New Auditorium
Placement Auditorium
ConferenceHall
TRANSPORT FACILITIES
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The institution has a robust transport system with a fleet of buses operating from our various campus. They facilitate ease of conveyance for both students and staff. The buses ply to and from the prominent parts inside the Erode city and its sub-urban areas.
Bus available to Tirupur, Avinashi, Tiruchengode and Sankari covering a distance of 85 Kms radius.
Luxurious bus covering long distance areas for a comfortable travelling.
Free transport facilities for our school children.
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HOSTEL FACILITIES
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GIRLS HOSTEL | |
Nandha Educational Institutions provide the students an accommodation that will be always a Home away from Home feel and ambiance while staying at Hostel. We provide a safe, clean and comfortable eco-friendly environment in a lush green campus that supports the development of a vibrant Nandha student community. Overall, students can have a pollution-free breath.
BOY’S HOSTEL DETAILS
| HOSTEL | PHONE NUMBER |
| NEC HOSTEL | 9942216805 |
| NRI-II | 9942216805 |
| NRI-III | 8015316807 |
GIRL’S HOSTEL DETAILS
| HOSTEL | PHONE NUMBER |
| GIRLS HOSTEL | 9095292168 |
| GIRLS HOSTEL | 7373710103 |
The Nandha Engineering is alive to the expectations of its students who come here from a wide variety of cultural and geographical zones. It offers them excellent living accommodation within the campus, separately for boys and girls. As most of the students in hostels leave their homes for the first time in their lives, the college is very concerned about making this transition smooth and comfortable.
- The wide range of hostel facilities almost meet the needs of all students.
- Room with attached washroom, bed, chair, table and almirah.
- Accommodation with or without food.
- Separate mess facility in each hostel.
- Hygienic vegetarian meals with variety of cuisines.
- Hot water in winter (on scheduled timings).
- Free internet connectivity through Wi Fi system (for academic purpose).
- Hospital (in campus) with resident doctors and ambulances.
- Counsellors for discussing issues like homesickness, studies etc.,
- 24 hour Security.
- 24 hour Power back up for providing light.
- Laundry (on payment ).
- Facilities of indoor and outdoor games.
Living in student accommodation can be an exciting and rewarding experience. Stay at our hostel during the academic period helps the students to forge meaningful friendships and helps to learn how to live independently in a communal environment. There will also be opportunities for personal growth and development as the students start adjusting to a new way of living and experience cultural diversity.
Some of the challenges encountered by the students while living at our hostel help them learn to live with group mates from different backgrounds, handle neighbors of different thinking, and deal with situations they have never encountered before.
We have a team of friendly and helpful Resident Wardens, Resident Advisors, Resident Assistants, and Common Room Canteen Committee members to offer the support and assistance you may need in making this transition a positive one. Our institution’s Principals take additional responsibility as Chief Warden which make the Hostel stay a disciplined and secured in every way.
Hostel rooms are furnished with a single bed, wardrobe cabinet, desk lamp, chairs, and bookshelves with good ventilation and lighting.
- Mess facility is based on dividing system
- Each block / floor in the hostel are placed with a Television set for recreational facility
- We show movies every week end on various genres like world cinema, art films and main stream films
- Each block at the hostels are allowed to hold forums and can discuss common matters
- Strict code of conduct is followed at our hostels
- Maintain separate hostel register for follow-up Students sign while checking-in and checking out
- Parents are communicated through SMS, Phone or via mail about the students conduct, presence, health while stay at the hostel
- Consultant Doctors visit the Hostel to take care of the inmates
- Hostel campus is secured round the clock with dynamic, vigilant, young and energetic securities
- Seperate Common / Discussion Rooms for boys and girls.
- A store is available for purchase of grocery items for students inside the campus
- Laundry facility is available separately for boys and girls
- Continuous water supply with Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant to provide clean and contaminated free water in the Mess
- Availability of water doctor in all the blocks
- Hot Water supplied to all blocks with Solar Water Heater facility
- Round the clock electricity supply with high end generator back-up
- Telephone booth and Hi-Fi internet facilities available for hassle free communication. Coin boxes are also placed inside the hostel campus
- Reading Room with all leading dailies, magazines and periodicals.
- Indoor Games Hall, Sprawling Playfields for students extra curricular activities.
- Study / Silence hour is maintained between 9.30 pm to 6.00 am.
- Hostelers are not allowed to use any sound system during study / silence hours.
- Television sets will be shut down during the study / silence hours.
- During emergency hours students are assisted / helped by Chief Warden / Warden / Resident Tutors and hostel information center.
- Late Night permissions are given based on the request from the students with approval from the Chief Warden / Warden / Tutors and concerned faculties. Late Night permissions include attending Lab and in any departmental activities.
- Students disobedience inside the hostel leads to expulsion.
- To facilitate the banking facility for the students and staff, we have a branch of Indian Bank functioning inside our campus
- To make banking easier for the Engineering students, 24 hours ATM facility has been provided inside the college premises
- Money transactions between the parents and their children are carried out with ease
- Hostel Students avail the benefits more
CANTEEN FACILITIES
Nandha Institutions have spacious canteen at each of its campus. At the canteen, dishing out menus are highly popular among students as well as staff members. Students enjoy their food in the clean, well maintained, aesthetic and appetising atmosphere. Most of the people fondly remember their college canteen as one of their life’s high points. It is the place where they keep their creative juices flowing with hot discussions, chewing ideas, exchanging and sharing strongly held opinions and eatables.
Kitchen staff take care to provide the students and staff a nutritious and hygienic food at our campus canteens. A variety of hygienic food and snack items include South and North Indian Meals, Variety Rices, Tandoori, Chat, Chinese Foods, Cakes, Fresh Juices, Fruits, Ice Creams are in the menu.
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| FRESH BAKES | |
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| CANTEEN | |
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Canteen has become a welcome break for both the students and staffs and is the daily hob-nob after college hours. Frequently, the discussions get animated as students pet theory is challenged and legs are pulled playfully.
The canteen is the lifeblood of the students. The homely atmosphere and aroma of delicious food permeates the air as they eat, drink and chat. It remains a focal place of the students for rest and refreshment.
Menus of different varieties for both day vegetarians and non-vegetarians.
Students are free to design the menus on a request to the Principal / Chief Warden.
Canteen is open from 7.30 am to 8.30 pm
SPORTS
Department of Physical Education
The department has all the facilities to promote sports and games among the students. The total area of play ground is more than 10 acres. State level and District level tournaments are periodically held in the campus.
Facilities
Athletics
Kabaddi – Mat
Handball
Volleyball
Cricket
Football
Basketball
Throwball
Kabaddi
| Volley Ball | 3 Courts |
| Cricket | 1 Ground |
| Cricket Nets | 2 |
| Foot Ball | 1 field |
| Hockey | 1 field |
| Kabaddi | 2 Courts |
| Badminton | 4 Court |
| Table Tennis | 3 |
| Carrom, Chess | 10 |
| Basket Ball Court | 1 |
| Trace & Field | 400mts/6 lanes |
| Other activities like Yoga class | |
Programmes
Sports Day
Sports Day Activity
| Sports Day Activity For Intramural | |
| Boys | Girls |
| Volleyball | Volleyball |
| Football | Football |
| Basketball | Basketball |
| Kabaddi | Throwball |
| Cricket | Kho-kho |
| Handball | Chess |
| Badminton | Athletics Events |
| Chess | |
| Athletics Events | |
| Kho-kho | |
YOGA
Knowing others is intelligence. Knowing yourself is true wisdom
Yoga is a holistic practice, which helps you gain overall balance and focus. Most students experience an increase in strength and flexibility, a decrease in stress levels and tension in the muscles, and a feeling of mental clarity and peace.
A spacious hall is maintained for doing Meditation and Asanas in a lush green peaceful environment. The yoga centre “Temple of Consciousness” was inaugurated by Thiru. SKM. Maeilanandhan and the College, with the aid of Erode Manavalakalai Trust, offers yoga classes for all the students and staff members.
| Year | Number of students |
| 2008-2009 | 1600 |
| 2009-2010 | 624 |
| 2010-2011 | 538 |
| 2011-2012 | 326 |
| 2012-2013 | 819 |
| 2013-2014 | 837 |
| YOGA SCHEDULE FOR EVEN SEM-2013-2014 | ||||
| HOURS | 3 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| MONDAY | EEE(A) | ECE(A) | ECE(B) | |
| TUESDAY | MECH(A) | CSE(A) | CSE(B) | |
| WEDNESDAY | ECE(C) | IT | ||
| THURSDAY | EEE(B) | CIVIL | ||
| FRIDAY | BSc (CT & IT) | E&I | MECH(B) | |
| HOSTEL STUDENTS YOGA CLASS SCHEDULE | ||||||
| DAYS | MORNING | EVENING | ||||
| 6.30-6.50 AM | 6.50-7.20 AM | 7.20-7.30 AM | 5.00-5.15 PM | 5.15-5.30 PM | 5.30-6.00 PM | |
| MONDAY | MEDITATION | PHYSICAL EXERCISE | KAYAKALPAM | MUTHRAS | ASANAS | FOOD FOR THOUGHT |
| TUESDAY | MEDITATION | PHYSICAL EXERCISE | KAYAKALPAM | MUTHRAS | ASANAS | FOOD FOR THOUGHT |
| WEDNESDAY | MEDITATION | PHYSICAL EXERCISE | KAYAKALPAM | MUTHRAS | ASANAS | FOOD FOR THOUGHT |
| THURSDAY | MEDITATION | PHYSICAL EXERCISE | KAYAKALPAM | MUTHRAS | ASANAS | FOOD FOR THOUGHT |
| FRIDAY | MEDITATION | PHYSICAL EXERCISE | KAYAKALPAM | MUTHRAS | ASANAS | FOOD FOR THOUGHT |
| YOGA & PHYSICAL EXERCISE SYLLABUS | ||||||
| 1.MEDITATION | 2.PHYSICAL EXERCISE | 3.KAYAKALPAM | ||||
| 1.NAADI SUTHI | 1.HAND | 6.MAHARASANAM | 1.PRINCIPLE OF KAYAKALPAM | |||
| 2.THANDUVADA SUTHI | 2.LEG | 7.BODY MASSAGE | 2.BENEFITS OF KAYAKALPAM | |||
| 3.AGNA MEDITATION | 3.BREATHING | 8.ACU PRESSURE | 3.MORNING POSTURE | |||
| 4.SHANTHI MEDITATION | 4.EYE | 9.BODY RELAXATION | 4.EVENING POSTURE | |||
| 4.MUTHRAS | 5.ASANAS | 6.FOOD FOR THOGHT | ||||
| 1.CHIN MUTHRA | 5.SURIYA MUTHRA | 9.ABANA VAYU MUTHRA | 1.STANDING POSTURE | 1.THADASANA 2.VIRUCHASANA 3.THIRIKONASANA 4.UTHKADASANA | 1.VALUE OF YOGA 2.SIMPLIFIED KUNDALINI YOGA 3.PHYLOSOPHY OF LIFE 4.BENEFITS OF BLESSINGS 5.ANALYSIS OF THOUGHTS 6.ARUGUNA SEERAMAIPPU 7.MORALIZATION OF DESIRE 8.NEUTRALIZATION OF ANGER 9.ERADICATION OF WORRIES 10. INDIVIDUAL & WORLD PEACE | |
| 2.VAYU MUTHRA | 6.VARNA MUTHRA | 10.LINGA MUTHRA | 2.SITTING POSTURE | 1.PADMASANA 2.YOGA MUTHRA 3.VAJRASANA 4.MAHA MUTHRA 5.MANDUKASANA 6.CHITHASANA | ||
| 3.SUNIYA MUTHRA | 7.PRANA MUTHRA | 11.ATHI MUTHRA | 3.LYING FACE DOWN POSTURE | 1.PUJANGASANA 2.SALABASANA 3.THANURASANA 4.NAVUKKASANA 5.MAKKARASNA | ||
| 4.PRITHVI MUTHRA | 8.ABANA MUTHRA | 12.ASWINI MUTHRA | 4.LYING FACE UP POSTURE | 1.PAVANA MUKHTHASANA 2.NAVASANA 3.UTHANA PADHASANA 4.HALASANA 5.SAVASANA | ||
GYM
A gym, short for gymnasium, is an open air or covered location for gymnastics, athletics, and gymnastic services. The word is derived from the ancient Greek gymnasium. They are commonly found in athletic and fitness centers, and as activity and learning spaces in educational institutions.
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Nandha Engineering Central Library (NECL) is fully automated and specially designed to motivate the learning experience of faculty members and student community. It functions in three storeyed building with the area of 10800 square feet as the heart of Educational institutions. The main aim of library is to provide right source to right users at right time.
The collections of library include Books, Journals, Magazines, Project reports, Question Bank, Back volumes of Journals, Magazines and News papers in the field of Management studies, Science, Engineering and Technologies.
1. LEARNING SOURCES WITH LINK
The library has a unique website in the name of “Nandha Engineering College Library” (NECL). It has been designed with the help of free accessible online open source like books, journals, magazines, career and skills development, projects, scholarships, competitive exam portals etc by providing links. The main objective of website is “Save the time of the reader”. (4th law of Library Science).
| 1 | Books | Stack details, New arrivals & list of Titles | Link |
| 2 | Journals (Print) | List of Print Journals and Magazines – National and International | Link |
| 3 | e – journals* | Link for Accessing – IEEE, J-Gate and ProQuest | Link |
| 4 | e-books* | Link for Accessing – J-Gate Book series, Audio&Video and Conference Proceedings | Link |
| 5 | Shodhganga | A reservoir of Indian theses | Link |
| 6 | Databases | DELNET, NPTEL, NDLI, INFLIBNET | Link |
| 7 | Local and / or Remote access to library resources (Specify) | All the above |
* Ask Library faculty to know the Username and Password for accessing subscribed sources remotely
2. OPEN ACCESS DATABASES (Link)
| BOOKS | PERIODICAL |
| CAREER | PROJECTS |
| COMPETETIVE | PROFESSIONAL BODIES |
| DELNET* | REFERENCE SOURCES |
| INFLIBNET | SCHOLARSHIPS |
| National Digital Library | TECHNICAL EVENTS |
| NPTEL | UPSC |
3. SECTIONS INTEGRATED IN THE LIBRARY
- Reference Section
- Periodical Section
- Stack Section
- Circulation Section
- OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogues)
- Digital Section
- Reprographic Section
3.1 Reference Section
This section has more than 9446 volumes like highly valuable books, unique collections, GATE books, Dictionaries, Encyclopedias; Syllabus based text and reference books.
3.2 Periodical Section
The air-conditioned periodical section has 76 International Journals from the following various societies of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, USA
- Computer Society
- Computational Intelligence Society
- Power Engineering Society
- Power Electronics Society
- Control System Society
- Circuits & Systems Society
- Solid-State Circuits Society
- Professional Communication Society
- Communication Society
- Signal Processing Society
- Broad Casting Technology Society
- Minerals, Metals & Materials Society
- Robotics & Automation Society
- Nanotechnology Council
- Vehicular Technology Society
along with 4 International Journals from American Concrete Institute (ACI) for Civil Engineering and 5 from American Computing Machinery (ACM) for Computer Science available for users. Apart from this, 108 National Journals from various Societies / Association/ Institutions among Engineering, Technology and Management and also 72 Technical Magazines are available with back volume facilities in this section. A 50 inch TV is installed along with Doordharsan dish to telecast 32 educational channels launched by Swayam Prabha for supporting Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) facility in the Periodical Section.
3.3 Stack Section
The collection of Library books has reached around 63748 volumes and 20332 titles related to Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical, Electronics and Communication, Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, Agriculture, Biomedical and Business Administration. Books are arranged in filiatory sequence using DDC (Dewey Decimal Classification) and by author name alphabetically for easy accessing. It saves the time of users.
3.4 Circulation Section
Circulation section includes issue, return and renewal by the users using their Identity card. The Bar coding technology has been mapped with every user’s Identity card and also with library software to speed up the circulation process.
The library has 22 years digitalized question papers which are being sent to faculty members and student community as per their request through mail ID. The library has procured unavailable and rare books by using membership with Developing Library Network (DELNET). OPAC facility is available to facilitate online search of library sources by giving keywords like Title, Author, and Publisher etc.
3.5 OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogues)
Library is computerized with Campes – Lib : The Digital Librarian commercial software. By this software, OPAC facility is available at the entrance of library to facilitate online search of library documents available in the library by giving keywords like Title, Author, Publisher etc.,
3.6 Digital Section
The air-conditioned digital library is implemented with 32 desktop systems and 20 Laptops usable desk for accessing 200 IEEE, 2952 JGate, and 130 ProQuest online journals, 8820 e-books, 31,535 Audio Visual courses and 9202 Conference Proceedings with back volumes. It can be accessed inside the campus on 24X7 bases via Wi-Fi and also remote access by using User name and Password for IEEE and J-Gate.
There are 3019 e-Books, 863 e- Journals and e-Magazines as CDs, DVDs and VCDs. It also includes more than 375 NPTEL courses for teaching and learning purposes. It is networking with DELNET (Developing Library Network, New Delhi.) for resource sharing.
3.7 Working Hours
The library is kept open from 9.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. in all working days.
4. FACULTY DETAILS
| Sl.No. | Staff Name | Designation | Qualification |
| 1 | Dr. K.Sadagoban | Chief Librarian | M.Sc., M.L.I.Sc.,M.Phil., Ph.D |
| 2 | Ms. P.Punithavathy | Librarian | M.A.,M.L.I.Sc., M.Phil |
| 3 | Mr. A. Ganeshamurthi | Asst. Librarian | B.A., M.L.I.Sc. |
| 4 | Ms. S. Rekha | Library Asst. | B.B.A., M.L.I.Sc. |
| 5 | Mr. Thamarai Selvan | Library Asst. | (B.E) |
5. BOOKS STATUS
| Sl. NO. | PROGRAMME | NO.OF TITLES | NO.OF VOLUMES |
| 1 | AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING | 447 | 1172 |
| 2 | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & DATA SCIENCE | 341 | 1004 |
| 3 | BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING | 621 | 2514 |
| 4 | CHEMICAL ENGINEERING | 372 | 1286 |
| 5 | CIVIL ENGINEERING | 890 | 3796 |
| 6 | COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING | 1017 | 3879 |
| 7 | CSE (CYBER SECURITY) | 257 | 843 |
| 8 | CSE (INTERNET OF THINGS) | 250 | 844 |
| 9 | ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING | 1579 | 6339 |
| 10 | ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING | 1830 | 7004 |
| 11 | INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY | 906 | 3152 |
| 12 | MECHANICAL ENGINEERING | 1813 | 6454 |
| 13 | M.E – CSE | 488 | 1651 |
| 14 | M.E – ED | 346 | 1335 |
| 15 | M.E – VLSI | 233 | 990 |
| 16 | M.E – Structural Engg | 204 | 919 |
| Total (Engineering & Technology) | 11594 | 43182 | |
| 17 | SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES | 4347 | 7545 |
| 18 | M . B . A | 2905 | 7265 |
| 19 | M . C . A | 1486 | 5756 |
| TOTAL | 20332 | 63748 | |
6. PERIODICAL STATUS
| S.No. | Programmes | JOURNALS | MAGAZINES | ||
| International | National | International | National | ||
| 1 | ECE | 6 | 6 | 5 | 6 |
| 2 | EEE | 6 | 6 | 2 | 6 |
| 3 | CSE | 6 | 6 | 3 | 4 |
| 4 | CSE (CS) | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| 5 | CSE (IoT) | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| 6 | I T | 6 | 6 | 0 | 4 |
| 7 | AI & DS | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| 8 | MECH | 6 | 6 | 4 | 10 |
| 9 | CIVIL | 6 | 6 | 0 | 7 |
| 10 | AGRI | 6 | 6 | 0 | 10 |
| 11 | CHEMICAL | 6 | 6 | 0 | 7 |
| 12 | BIOMEDICAL | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| 13 | M.E – CSE | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| 14 | M.E – EST | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| 15 | M.E – ED | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| 16 | M.E – SE | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| 17 | M.B.A | 6 | 6 | 0 | 8 |
| 18 | M.C.A | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| TOTAL | 108 | 108 | 14 | 78 | |
| 1 | Engg & Tech | 96 | 96 | 14 | 54 |
| 2 | MBA | 6 | 6 | 0 | 24 |
| 3 | MCA | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| TOTAL | 108 | 108 | 14 | 78 | |
| TOTAL | 216 | 92 | |||
7. TOTAL – OVERALL
| BOOKS | |
| Titles | 20307 |
| Volumes | 63703 |
| NON BOOKS | |
| CDs/e-Books | 3019 |
| VCDs | 346 |
| DVDs | 517 |
| Projects | 1111 |
| NPTEL Courses | 375 |
| JOURNALS PRINT | |
| International | 108 |
| National | 108 |
| ONLINE JOURNALS | |
| IEEE – ASPP | 200 |
| J-Gate | 2952 |
| Inventi, ACM & ACI | 62 |
| Delnet – MBA | 130 |
| Total | 3344 |
| MAGAZINES PRINT | |
| International | 14 |
| National | 78 |
| J – GATE ONLINE SOURCES | |
| e-books | 8820 |
| Audio/Visual | 31,535 |
| Conference Proceedings | 9202 |
