The Central Library is an absolute mine of information, offering the best in progressive as well as traditional learning resources. It supports the curriculum and aims to encourage independent study by providing all types of resources. It provides innovative, responsive, and effective services to meet the changing needs of the academic community. The major objective is to provide the right information to the right users at the right time.

The Central Library has a vast collection of 5,246 titles and 29,876 volumes that are related to science, engineering, management, general books on personality development, and competitive exam books. Books are issued to students on a fortnightly basis. Access to e-journal databases such as Elsevier – Science Direct, Springer, IEEE proceedings, Taylor and Francis, ProQuest, Emerald, and 26,000 plus e-books from Springer, Elsevier, Taylor & Francis, McGraw Hill Education, New Age International, Mint books, and Packt is provided apart from 18 national print journals.

The Central Library is automated using integrated institution software “Koha: Open source software” & has a digital library facility where, question papers, free e-books, syllabus, and faculty publications can be accessed within the campus. The library provides an online catalog through which students can search for the availability of books and reserve the books.