ACHIEVEMENTS

Events:
Installation of CCTV System in the Library
Date: October 5, 2011
The library celebrated a significant milestone on October 5, 2011, with the inauguration of its new CCTV system. This event marked an important step in enhancing security, preserving valuable resources, and ensuring a safe environment for both patrons and staff.
Key Highlights:
Enhancing Security: The CCTV system is designed to monitor activities within the library, providing a safer environment for everyone.
Resource Preservation: By deterring theft and vandalism, the system helps in preserving the library’s valuable resources.
Safety Assurance: The presence of CCTV cameras ensures that patrons and staff can enjoy a secure atmosphere, promoting peace of mind and a better experience for all.
The installation of this CCTV system reflects the library’s commitment to maintaining a safe and welcoming space for learning and exploration.

Inauguration of KISO Smart TV in the Library
On February 15, 2023
The library held a successful event to inaugurate the new KISO Smart TV. The event highlighted the Smart TV’s various features and uses, including:
Advertising New Elsevier Resources: The Smart TV displays the latest Elsevier journals, books, and databases, keeping users updated on new and valuable resources.
Overview of Library Holdings and Services: Attendees were shown a dynamic presentation of the library’s collections, new acquisitions, services, and upcoming events, providing a comprehensive view of what the library offers.
Easy Access to Library Web OPAC: The Smart TV offers a user-friendly interface to search for and locate materials through the library’s Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC), making it easier for patrons to find what they need.
The event demonstrated how the KISO Smart TV enhances the accessibility and visibility of the library’s resources and services, improving the overall user experience.

Induction of Digital Evaluation Centre in Digital Library
Date of Visit: May8, 2023
The digital library proudly inaugurated its new Digital Evaluation Centre in accordance with the latest guidelines from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS). The initiative aims to enhance the examination and assessment processes for improved efficiency and accuracy.
Event Highlights:
Purpose: The Digital Evaluation Centre is designed to scan question papers and facilitate the Central Assessment Program (CAP), ensuring streamlined and secure exam evaluations.
Features and Capabilities:
Question Paper Scanning: The center is equipped with advanced scanners to digitize question papers quickly and accurately.
Central Assessment Program (CAP): The facility supports CAP, enabling centralized and systematic evaluation of answer sheets by authorized personnel.
Enhanced Security: Digital handling of exam materials ensures better security and minimizes the risk of paper leaks or tampering.
Efficiency and Accuracy: Digital evaluation promotes faster processing times and reduces human errors, ensuring reliable assessment results.
The inauguration of the Digital Evaluation Centre marks a significant step towards modernizing the examination system, reflecting the institution’s commitment to adopting advanced technologies for academic excellence.

NAAC Peer Team Visit to Central Library
Date of Visit: August 17, 2023
The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) peer team conducted a visit to the Central Library as part of the institution’s accreditation process. The visit aimed to assess the library’s infrastructure, resources, services, and overall contribution to the academic environment.
Key Areas Assessed:
Library Infrastructure:The peer team reviewed the physical infrastructure, including the seating capacity, lighting, ventilation, and overall ambience.The library’s layout, accessibility for differently-abled individuals, and signage were also evaluated.
Resource Availability:Assessment of the library’s collection, including books, journals, e-resources, databases, and multimedia materials.Review of the acquisition process and the relevance of materials to current academic and research needs.
Library Services:Evaluation of services such as circulation, reference, interlibrary loan, and user education programs.Efficiency of the library’s automated systems, including the Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC).
Digital Resources and Technology:Examination of the digital resources available, including e-books, e-journals, and databases. Assessment of the library’s digital infrastructure, including computers, Wi-Fi, and access to online resources.
Staff and Management:Evaluation of the library staff’s qualifications, training, and responsiveness to user needs. Review of the library management practices, including budgeting, planning, and policy implementation.
User Feedback and Engagement:Analysis of user satisfaction through feedback forms, surveys, and interaction with students and faculty. Assessment of the library’s efforts to engage with its users through workshops, orientation sessions, and other programs.
The NAAC peer team commended the Central Library for its robust infrastructure, comprehensive collection, and dedicated staff.

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