Indian School of Mines

Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad, also known as the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT (ISM), Dhanbad), is a public technical institution in Dhanbad, India. It currently has a main campus of 393 acres in the Sardar Patel Nagar neighborhood of Dhanbad. Furthermore, recently the Jharkhand Cabinet approved 226.98 acres of land in Nirsa for its second campus. Indian School of Mines is a Nationally Important Institute. One of India’s most esteemed academic institutions is IIT Dhanbad. It began as a facility for the teaching of mining and mineral sciences but has since developed into a technological facility with a number of academic departments. Joint Entrance Examination (Advanced), formerly known as IIT-JEE, is used to enroll undergraduate students in IIT (ISM) Dhanbad.

The Indian Institute of Technology’s (Indian School of Mines) Central Library at Dhanbad is the center of the organization, offering all departments direct academic and research support. In terms of record organization, section management, search and discovery, information retrieval, and service delivery, the Central Library is an automated library. LIBSYS integrated library management software powers the entire library’s activities. The library has created numerous databases of books, journals, theses and dissertations, conference papers, etc. over the years Every document has a barcode on it. The development of a collection of print resources as well as authorized e-resources and resources funded by E-Shodh Sindhu has received special attention. On the campus-wide LAN, the library has access to all the departments, residence halls, and apartments.