Garware College Pune B.Lib.I.Sc FAQs
Ques. What is covered in the B.Lib.I.Sc programme at Abasaheb Garware College?
Ans. The programme covers library organisation and management, cataloguing and classification using DDC and AACR2, reference services and information sources, library legislation, information and communication technology in libraries, digital library management, and bibliometrics. Students also carry out practical sessions in the college library and visit external library institutions for exposure.
Ques. What is the fee for B.Lib.I.Sc at Garware College Pune?
Ans. The total fee for the one-year programme is Rs 30,333, paid at the time of admission. SC, ST, OBC, and EBC students are eligible for government scholarship and freeship concessions processed through the Maharashtra DBT portal at mahadbtmahait.gov.in after admission.
Ques. What qualification is required to apply for B.Lib.I.Sc at Abasaheb Garware College?
Ans. Any candidate holding a graduation degree in any discipline from a recognised university is eligible. There is no minimum aggregate percentage requirement, though admission is merit-based and seats fill on merit. The programme has 24 seats with reservation norms as per SPPU and Government of Maharashtra guidelines.
Ques. What career options are available after B.Lib.I.Sc from Garware College?
Ans. Graduates can work as library assistants, cataloguers, and documentation officers in school libraries, college libraries, public libraries, special libraries, and digital archives. Many go on to complete M.Lib.I.Sc for senior positions. Government library recruitment drives such as those by Maharashtra Public Service Commission also consider B.Lib.I.Sc graduates.
Ques. Does Abasaheb Garware College also offer M.Lib.I.Sc after B.Lib.I.Sc?
Ans. Yes. The Library Science department at Abasaheb Garware College started M.Lib.I.Sc in 2009. Students who complete B.Lib.I.Sc with a first class grade can apply for M.Lib.I.Sc at the same campus. The department is one of the few in Pune to offer both UG and PG library science under an autonomous framework.







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