University Approvals to Check Before Pursuing BLISC Distance Education
University Grants Commission (UGC)
Association of Indian Universities (AIU)
10+ universities are offering this course
1 Year
INR 15K – 30K Per Year
Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline
10+ Universities are offering this course
Offered by Shri Balaji Institute
This online BLIS program from 10+ universities are offering this course is designed to provide learners with comprehensive knowledge of library and information science, focusing on developing skills in library management, cataloging, and information retrieval. The program equips students for careers in libraries, information centers, and archives, offering access to a vast range of digital resources, expert webinars, and opportunities to specialize in areas like digital libraries and information technology in libraries.
12 months
No experience required
Bachelor's Degree in any discipline
INR 15,000 per semester
INR 30,000 (Course fee)
EMI starting INR 2,500/month*
12 months | 2 semesters | 10-15 hours/week | 60 credits
1. Foundations of Library & Information Science
2. Information Technology for Libraries
3. Management of Libraries & Information Centers
4. Cataloging & Classification
1. Digital Libraries
2. Information Retrieval Systems
3. Library Automation
4. Research Methods in Library Science
This is a common question for many individuals who want to pursue a BLISC degree through distance education.
To be clear: "Yes, BLISC through distance education is valid."
Distance education for BLISC has been approved by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and is a valid mode of study. Many universities offer distance education programs that are flexible and recognized. It is a great option for those who want to study Library and Information Science while balancing other responsibilities.
However, it is important to ensure that the university you choose is UGC-approved and has a good reputation. Many reputed institutions offer high-quality BLISC programs via distance education, allowing students to gain their degree without attending full-time, on-campus programs.