Knowledge Begins Here

The Library of Gunjahalli Hirenagappa College of Commerce, Gangavathi serves as an integral part of the teaching-learning process and functions as a vibrant Knowledge and Learning Centre of the institution.

The library is committed to supporting the academic success and overall development of students by providing access to books, reference materials, periodicals, newspapers, digital resources and other learning materials. It encourages students to develop critical thinking, independent learning, research skills and a lifelong habit of reading.

Our library continuously strives to provide a student-friendly, technology-enabled and intellectually stimulating environment where learners can explore information, expand their knowledge and pursue their academic interests.

General Information

• Issues Identity and Borrowers card to all students. Identity Card is a must for library transaction.
• Book Borrowing facility: Faculty - 15 books, UG Students - 03 Books, PG Students - 05 Books.
• Renewals are allowed only once on the exact due date and when there are no claims by others.
• Borrowed books should be returned on the exact due date failing by which a fine of Rs.0.50 per book per day would be charged.
• Losses of borrowed books have to be reported immediately in writing to the librarian and replace the same.
• Reference Books, Periodicals, MRP Work & Project reports will be available for reference only within the library by surrendering Identity card.
• Books should be handled with great care; prevent mutilation of books in any manner.
• Special provision of issuing complete set of books for SC/ST, Handicapped students and Meritorious poor students is practiced.
• If a Student loses their ID card, they can obtain a duplicate ID card on a payment of Rs.60/-.
• A borrowed book, if recalled by the librarian, has to be returned immediately.

Library Objectives

• To support effective teaching, learning and research through quality information resources.
• To promote reading habits, critical thinking and lifelong learning.
• To provide timely access to print, digital and electronic resources.
• To develop students' information and digital literacy skills.
• To support competitive examinations, career development and higher education.
• To provide a student-friendly and intellectually stimulating learning environment.
• To preserve and provide access to institutional knowledge and valuable resources.
• To continuously improve library services through technology, automation and user feedback.

Library Goal

To create a vibrant learning environment where every learner can Read, Learn, Explore and Grow.

A separate and spacious reading room facility is available with seating arrangements for:

• 105 students
• 15 faculty members

The reading room provides a peaceful and academic environment conducive to study, reference work, and intellectual development.