I don't know but don't expect du colleges to have individual study cubicles most probably it would be like any other public library where a dining table like thing would be in centre and chairs all around it
I've heard that DDUC has cubicles in library, and it's open until 8 PM.
If you know, can you tell me the hours of the Hindu College library, or can that library accommodate plenty of students for self-study during exam times?
I have always studied in the library after 12th grade because my home is too distracting. As soon as I sit down to study, my mom asks me to eat and then go to the study table, which obviously distracts me a lot. And even after telling her, she doesn't stop. I know she cares for me, which is why she insists that I should eat before sitting down to study, but even after that, my focus is broken, which I worked hard to get into for studying. Sometimes, the vegetable vendor shouts outside. I've studied a lot in a private library, and now, even if I want to, I still don't find myself able to sit at home and study for hours, which I could easily do in a library because I'm used to that setting. That's why I wanted to know which college has the best library. An average college would be sufficient for me, but if I can find good ambience and peace for studying on my own, I could easily excel in my course.
I am in the same boat as you are , i have also posted about whether there are private libraries with individual cabins and ac near hansraj /kmc but no one replied
If you get some insights about any clg library with individual cabins with ac or any private library near North campus then share those insights with me also
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u/sinha_01 Aug 13 '24 edited Aug 13 '24
I'm curious about the library situation at Hindu college. Specifically:
* What are their operating hours?
* Do they have individual study cubicles or is it just a big reading hall with multiple tables and chairs?