Diploma in Oriental Librarianship (D.O.L.) – MMHAPU

Offered by Saryug College | Affiliated to Maulana Mazharul Haque Arabic & Persian University (MMHAPU), Patna

Course Overview

Saryug College proudly offers the Diploma in Oriental Librarianship (D.O.L.) programme affiliated with Maulana Mazharul Haque Arabic & Persian University (MMHAPU), Patna. This specialized academic programme is designed to prepare students for professional roles in the organization, management, preservation, and digitization of oriental and classical library resources.

The programme focuses on manuscripts, rare books, and historical documents written in languages. It blends traditional librarianship practices with modern documentation and digital library techniques, making it suitable for careers in research institutions, archives, museums, and heritage organizations.

About the University

Maulana Mazharul Haque Arabic & Persian University (MMHAPU), Patna is a Bihar State University established and recognized by the Government of Bihar to promote higher education, research, and professional studies. The university offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, diploma, and professional programmes in traditional, modern, and skill-based disciplines.

MMHAPU is committed to academic excellence, quality teaching, and the preservation of cultural and intellectual heritage. The university supports its affiliated colleges through a transparent academic system, standardized curriculum, and well-structured examination framework, contributing significantly to the development of higher education in Bihar.

Objective of Programme

  • To impart fundamental knowledge of oriental librarianship
  • To train students in manuscript handling and preservation techniques
  • To develop skills in classification and cataloguing of oriental materials
  • To introduce digitization and documentation of manuscripts
  • To support academic and heritage-based research activities

Course Duration & Mode

  • Course Name: Diploma in Oriental Librarianship (D.O.L.)
  • Duration: 1 Year
  • Mode: Full-Time
  • Affiliation: MMHAPU, Patna

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates applying for Diploma in Oriental Librarianship (D.O.L.) from MMHAPU through Saryug College must:

  • Candidate Must Have passed the Intermediate (+2) or Equivalent.
  • Have a minimum of 50% marks from a recognised university

Course Syllabus (Brief Overview)

The Diploma in Oriental Librarianship (D.O.L.) curriculum focuses on both theoretical and practical learning:

  • Paper I: Introduction to Oriental Librarianship
  • Paper II: Manuscript Studies
  • Paper III: Classification and Cataloguing of Oriental Materials
  • Paper IV: Preservation and Conservation
  • Paper V: Digitization and Documentation
  • Practical / Project Work

Admission Process

  • Enquire at Saryug College for current admission notification
  • Fill the application form (online/offline as applicable)
  • Submit required documents
  • Admission based on document verification as per MMHAPU norms

Required Documents

  • 10th Mark Sheet
  • 12th Mark Sheet
  • Graduation Mark Sheets
  • Aadhaar Card / Valid ID Proof
  • Passport Size Photographs

Fees Structure (Approximate)

  • Admission Fee: ₹12,500
  • Development Charges: ₹5,000
  • Examination Fee: ₹2,050

Fees are subject to change as per MMHAPU guidelines.

Career Scope After D.O.L

After completing Diploma in Oriental Librarianship (D.O.L.) from MMHAPU, students can work as:

  • Oriental Librarian
  • Manuscript Curator
  • Archivist
  • Documentation Officer
  • Research Assistant
  • Digital Library Assistant

This course opens opportunities in academic libraries, public libraries, government departments, research institutions, and digital information centres.

Why Choose Saryug College?

  • MMHAPU University Affiliation
  • Experienced Faculty
  • Practical-Oriented Teaching
  • Career Guidance & Support
  • Affordable Fee Structure
  • Student-Friendly Learning Environment

Contact for Admission

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