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CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME

EXAMINATION, 2010( LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE )

( PAPER - II )

120. LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION

AND CATALOGUING

( THEORY )

December ] [ Time : 3 Hours

Maximum : 80 Marks

Answer any FIV E q ues tio ns.

All que sti ons car ry equ al m ark s.

1. Give a brief account of various schemes of

library classification.

2. What is Call Number? Discuss it different

components with examples.

3 . W h a t d o y o u u nd e r s ta n d b y li b r ar y

classification? Discuss the need for and purpose

of classification in a library.

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4. What is Colon Classification? Briefly outline its

broad structure.

5. State the features of Sear’s List of Subject

Headings.

6. Discuss the physical forms of library catalogue.

7. Explain the Normative Principles of library

cataloguing.

8. What is library cataloguing? Discuss its merits

and demerits.

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