Diploma Library & Information Science
Overview
A diploma in Library and Information Science (LIS) is an educational program that provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to work in libraries and related organizations. The program typically covers topics such as library systems and services, cataloguing and classification, reference services, collection development and management, and information technology. Graduates of this program may work in public, academic, or special libraries, archives, museums, and other information organizations. The program can be completed in one to two years and may be offered by community colleges, technical schools, or universities. The program is open to anyone with a high school diploma or equivalent.
Career Prospective
A diploma in Library and Information Science can lead to a variety of career opportunities in libraries, archives, museums, and other information-based organizations. Graduates may work as librarians, library assistants, information specialists, or archivists. They may also work in information technology or knowledge management roles. With further education and experience, diploma holders may advance to leadership positions in the field.
Eligibility
Eligibility for a diploma in LIS typically requires a high school diploma or equivalent. Some programs may require specific coursework in English, communication, or social sciences. or Graduate in any discipline Without Grace Mark
Scholarship
- Fee Concession for Meritorious Students
Qualifying Percentage
Rebate in Tuition Fees Only 85% and Above
100%
80% – 84%
40%
75% – 79%
30%
Admission Process
Applicants will have to go through the following process On the basis of performance in the online Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) test of 2 hours duration and personal interview
Our Achievers
Mohd Vais
Placed in Infosys
Ms Ruokuokhrienuo
Placed in Pie Infocom
