Library’s extended hours during final examinations

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During final examinations the library was open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

The library provided a variety of services to students, including:

·         Access to computers with internet access

·         Access to online databases and research tools

·         Reference assistance from librarians

·         A quiet study space for study

·         Books and all other resources

The library was well-used during this time, with an average of 100 students per day. Students were grateful for the opportunity to have a quiet place to study and access the resources they needed to succeed in their exams.

I would like to thank the library staff for their hard work and dedication during this time. They went above and beyond to provide excellent service to students.

 

Nafees Ud-Din 

Dy.Librarian

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