The School of Pharmacy at the School of Pharmacy boasts a well-managed, well-stocked, and fully computerized central library with an impressive collection of over 37,177 text and reference books specifically focused on Pharmacy. The library continuously updates its collection with the latest publications in the field of Pharmacy. In addition to books, the library subscribes to a wide range of periodicals and research journals related to Pharmacy.

Our library offers access to numerous online e-resources through Delnet and Jgate, enabling users to access more than 5,500 online e-journals and over 33,000 e-books covering various subjects in Pharmacy. The central library also houses a collection of previous question papers, available for use by students and faculty members of the School of Pharmacy.

All library collections have been digitized using advanced library management software, Accsoft 2.0. This fully automated system provides various services to users, including automated book issue and return, information retrieval using search operators, author, title, and subject searching, database searching, bibliographic services, and access to a serial database. Additionally, the library offers Internet access through a number of networked computers via LAN, allowing users to retrieve various online learning resources. The reading room is stocked with popular magazines, regional and national newspapers, both daily and weekly.

The library also maintains a modest collection of digital resources, including CD-ROMs and DVD-ROMs. To support students from economically weaker sections, the library has a Book Bank Cell that issues textbooks for the entire session. The central library also organizes user orientation sessions for new students to familiarize them with library systems and procedures.