Bachelor of Library Science

About Bachelor of Library Science

The Bachelor of Library Science (B.Lib) is a professional programme for graduates who want to work as librarians. It teaches how to organise, classify and catalogue books and other materials so that readers can find them easily, and how to manage a library as a service.

Along with traditional library methods, students learn library software and the basics of digital resources, making them suitable for modern school, college and institutional libraries.

What You Will Learn in B.Lib

• Library and society, and library management
• Library classification (DDC, CC) – theory and practice
• Library cataloguing (AACR) – theory and practice
• Reference and information sources and services
• Basics of library automation and computer applications

B.Lib Eligibility Criteria

• Graduation in any discipline from a recognised university

Eligibility conditions are set by the concerned council, board or university and may change from session to session. Our admission counsellors confirm your eligibility before you take admission.

Career Scope After B.Lib

• Librarian in schools and colleges
• Assistant librarian and library assistant
• Documentation assistant in offices and research centres

B.Lib – Frequently Asked Questions

Can I apply for school librarian posts after B.Lib?

Yes, B.Lib is generally accepted for school librarian recruitment, subject to the rules of each recruiting body.