B.Lib.Sc.

Some of the popular job profiles for BLibISc candidates include:

• Library Information Officer: A library information officer manages information to make it easily accessible to others. The professional typically works with electronic information such as online databases content management systems, digital resources and traditional library materials
• Library Assistant: A library assistant is a person who lends as well as collects books/ periodicals/ videotapes, updates patrons’ records on computer, and processes new materials such as books, software, audiovisual material, etc
• Assistant Director: An assistant director assigns tasks to staff at the circulation desk, trains new staff in library, provides reader's advisory service for patrons, etc
• Librarian: Some of the daily responsibilities of a librarian include organizing library materials so that the books, periodicals etc are easily accessible; assembling and indexing databases of library materials; etc
• Library Specialist: A library media specialist is a professional who usually works in schools to help students and staff find materials and learn to conduct research. However, such candidates typically need to have a master's degree in library science to work as a library specialist
• Cataloguer: A cataloguer is responsible for managing the catalogue of materials at a library
• Lecturer: Candidates interested in academics can also become a lecturer in a college or a university
• Indexer: An indexer reviews various documents and compiles indexes to make information searches easier. An indexer works with a variety of documents such as books, periodicals, manuscripts, literature, reports, websites, DVDs, audio recordings, etc
• Assistant Professor: An assistant professor provides knowledge to the students in subjects related to Library and Information Science

Students who succeed in library science are given the Bachelor of Library Science (B.Lib) degree.  B.Lib's main objective is to provide training in the basic requisite skills for each field to applicants. After completing this curriculum, students who enjoy reading and have a clear understanding of how to organise their books can give their all.

In addition, students with leadership potential, who are detail-oriented and have an eye for organisation can pursue this degree. A Bachelor of Library Science degree is recommended for those who enjoy reading and who want to learn more about the organisation and valuable resources of books. Candidates can have the option to pursue Online Library Courses.