VIRTUAL TOUR OF LIBRARY
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The document provides details about the library at CT Institute of Management & I.T., including its hours, collections, resources, and staff. The library is located in the basement and has a collection of books, journals, newspapers and question papers focused on management, computer science, and other relevant subjects. It also has a computer section for accessing the online catalog and internet, and circulation services for borrowing books. The professional staff manages the operations and resources of the library.
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VIRTUAL TOUR OF LIBRARY
- 2. The Institute’s Library is the main attraction of the Campus, basement located, semi air-conditioned building, build-in furniture & fittings, managed by a highly dedicated team of professionals CTIMIT'S LIBRARY
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