Diploma in Library and Information Science (DLIS): Admission Process

Admissions to the Diploma in Library and Information Science (DLIS) course are largely based on a merit-based criterion with a select few institutes/colleges going for admissions based on the Entrance Exam.

• A common entrance examination for admission to the course is administered by some institutes/colleges, so students will have to apply for such tests.
• The students must score above that cutoff mark.
• A merit list of applicants who scored above the cut off marks is prepared and applicants are invited by the respective institute or college for the admission process.
• After the applicant is finally allocated the seat, the candidate is supposed to deposit the course fee and register for the respective academic year.

Diploma in Library and Information Science: Eligibility Criteria

• The applicant must have passed the 10+2 or equivalent level examination with at least 50 percent of the marks from a recognised state or central board (relaxable for reserved category applicants).
• Candidates should not have any backlogs; before entering the diploma course, they should clear all subjects.
• The entrance test is a mandatory examination for any student who wishes to apply for the course.
• In the entry test, candidates should earn minimum marks.
• For reserved category students, they will have to display their reservation certificates issued by qualified authorities.