Central Library
The Central Library of PSNA provides resource support in all areas of engineering and management, teaching, learning and research. Materials include about 85,000 volumes of books on 40,000 titles (for varying periods of loan) and around 300 hard copies of national and international journals and 900 E-journals (Full Text). The Audio/Visual section has around 6000 CDs/Videos. It is tied up with British Council Library, American Information Resource Center and The Anna University library.
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