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RUET Issues Advanced Machine-Readable Library Cards to New Students

Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology has issued machine readable library cards to its 2025 session new students, enhancing their access to vast resources.

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In a significant step towards integrating technology with education, Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology (RUET) has distributed machine readable library cards to 1,235 new students from the 2025 session. The distribution event took place in a vibrant atmosphere at the RUET Central Library, with Professor Nurul Islam, Dean of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, leading the initiative. This move aims to provide students with seamless access to the library's extensive collection, which includes approximately 40,000 printed books and a plethora of digital resources.

The machine readable library cards will enable students to access not only the printed books but also an array of digital resources such as e-books, journals, conference papers, and more. The library boasts a collection of 7,367,774 search items, spanning 197 titles, offering students a comprehensive learning experience. This technological advancement is expected to play a crucial role in the academic and professional growth of the students, providing them with the necessary tools to excel in their fields.

Acting Librarian Mahbubul Alam was present at the event, highlighting the importance of this initiative. By providing these cards, RUET is ensuring that its students have access to a wealth of knowledge and research materials, facilitating their studies and research endeavors. The card will serve as a key to unlocking the extensive resources available on the library's designated webpage.

This initiative underscores RUET's commitment to leveraging technology to enhance the educational experience of its students. As students embark on their academic journey, these machine readable library cards will be instrumental in their pursuit of knowledge and success. The integration of modern technology in the library system is a significant stride for RUET, setting a precedent for other educational institutions in Bangladesh.

Source: BSS

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