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General Library

Queen Marys' college General Library caters to the needs of the students, scholars, teaching and non teaching staff. In 1914, the library opened its doors with 700 volumes of books. Now, it contains 1,02,798 numbers of books, which is a really good selection. Bar-coding technology and Library Management Software are used to fully automate it. Since the QMC General Library adheres to the Open Access System, its members are granted immediate access to the Stack and Reference book shelves. In the best interest of all library patrons, it is crucial that every book stays on the shelf in its designated location. The structure housing the Digital Library was built in 2014. It has INFLIBNET-N-LIST membership, giving it access to 3135000 e-books and 6000 e-journals. There is Wi-Fi available at the library.

The QMC library is made up of a General Library, a Digital Library, 25 Departmental Libraries, and a Resource Center for Students with Visual Impairments.

The library is fully furnished with all contemporary amenities and materials (both print and electronic), including CDROMs, DVD-ROMs, video cassettes, books, periodicals, and more. In order to offer various digital modes of library services, it has also constructed a fully functional digital library outfitted with the appropriate contemporary technology. The library is providing a user friendly environment.

Eco-friendly Conservation of Books

The Library uses sweet flag, neem leaf, and peppercorn powder as part of its herbal pest management regimen.

Program for Library Orientation

Immediately following enrollment, every student is expected to attend an orientation programme called "Know Your Library."

Collection Highlights

📚 1,02,798 items in the library's collection, including books, serials, non-book materials, and more—spanning across 7 languages (Tamil, English, Telugu, Sanskrit, Hindi, French, Urdu), ensuring knowledge is accessible to all.

Subjects Covered:
📖 History – Explore past events, civilizations, and the evolution of societies.
🎭 Sociology – Understand human interactions, cultures, and societal behaviours.
🧠 Logic – Strengthen reasoning skills and learn the art of structured thinking.
📚 Literature – Immerse yourself in timeless works of English and Tamil literature.
🧪 Science – Discover the wonders of the natural world—Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology.
📊 Commerce – Learn about trade, economics, and business strategies.
🌍 Geography – Dive into maps, landscapes, and the study of the Earth.
📘 Books for Competitive Examinations – Resources to excel in various exams and career paths.

Special Collections:
📜 Rare Books (1800-1900) – Preserving history through unique and antique books.
🎁 Books Gifted by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam – A tribute to a visionary, featuring his personal contributions.
👀 Braille Books – Inclusive reading material for visually impaired individuals.

The Library has subscriptions to 5 newspapers and 16 magazines.

Additional Features:
📘 QMC Eduventure Journal – A scholarly publication featuring academic insights and research.
🔬 Zoology Department Newsletter – Stay updated on discoveries and studies in the field of zoology.
📖 Centenary Coffee Table Book – A beautifully curated volume narrating the rich history of the college.
🎉 Centenary Souvenir – A memorable keepsake celebrating the institution’s journey.

Visit the library to explore the treasures of knowledge! – A place to learn, grow, and be inspired.

Acquisition and Technical Section

The A&T division is responsible for processing books, ordering books, acquiring books, classifying, indexing, and compiling requirements from the departments in a methodical manner.

Circulation Section

This section is responsible for membership registration, book issuance and receipt, dues collection, and certification of no dues.

Reading Section

In addition to general reference materials like dictionaries, encyclopaedias, yearbooks, directories, gazetteers, handbooks, and manuals, the reference department also includes books on specific subjects, books for competitive exams, and books on career development and personality development. The books are primarily intended for use as internal academic references. Additionally, a separate library is kept with books for civil service exams and publications geared toward research.