The Bachelor of Library Science programme is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills required for the management, organisation, and operation of libraries and information centres. The programme covers several important subjects that help students build a professional career as librarians and information professionals.

The major subjects of the programme include Library and Society, which focuses on the social role of libraries and their impact on society. Library Management deals with the processes related to the operation, administration, and financial management of libraries. Library Classification: Theory and Practice introduces students to the techniques and practical applications involved in systematically organising books and other library materials. Similarly, Library Cataloguing: Theory and Practice teaches methods of preparing bibliographic records and cataloguing library resources.

Under Information Sources and Services, students learn about various reference sources and information services used to meet users’ information needs. Introduction to Information Technology focuses on technological innovations and the use of digital technologies in library operations. History of Library and Information Science provides an understanding of the historical development of libraries and information centres.

The programme promotes the overall development of students in the field of library science and equips them with the skills required to work effectively in modern libraries. The curriculum aims to help students gain proficiency in both traditional and digital library services, enabling them to play an effective role in an information-driven society.