About Library

Introduction

The MIT Arts, Commerce and Science College was established in 2007 by the Maharashtra Academy of Engineering and Educational Research (MAEER'S, MIT-PUNE). The college Library which saw the day of life the same year itself has a rich collection in disciplines like Computer, Electronics, Mathematics, Statistics, Management, Commerce, Arts, and literary books. The Library changed as per the needs and guidelines of the management. 

The Library plays a very important role in curricular development & to satisfy the reader's thirst for knowledge. MIT Arts, Science and Commerce College library is to participate actively in the educational mission of the college through the collection and dissemination of information to meet the curricular and general needs of the students, faculty and staff.

The College Library system supports the teaching-learning program of the college. The Library has an exceptional collection of textbooks, reference books, general books, journals and magazines, bound volumes, CD-ROMs, online resources and other reading material. Books are classified according to the Dewey Decimal Classification Scheme. It has excellent infrastructure to meet its requirements, all it's operations are computerized using Autolib NG software and provides access to the collection through Web OPAC. The library follows open access system that allows users direct access to the library collection.

Library Location:  Library is located on the second floor of the college building. The built-up area of the library is 7,446 sq. ft. The reading hall facility is available for the students and faculty members. It consists of a journal section, reference section, circulation section, Stack section, Acquisition and technical section.

In order to provide optimal service to readers, the library remains open 6 days a week.