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Correlation between Academic Performance and Library Resource Usage Among Engineering Students

M Murugesan , M Murugesan

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Indian Journal of Library and Information Sciences 14(1):p 41-44, January-April 2020. | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijlis.0973.9548.14120.4

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M Murugesan. Correlation between Academic Performance and Library Resource Usage Among Engineering Students. J Lib Inf Sci 2020;14(1):41–44.
 

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Library was able to demonstrate its impact on student learning outcomes. This study investigated the relationship between academic
performance and library resources usage among engineering students. The samples consist of 360 engineering students in Trichy district of Tamil Nadu. Library undertook an experimental project, which intended to establish a mathematical correlation of 2016–2019 batches between student library resources usage and their academic performance was university result secured marks.

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Academic Performance; Library Resources; Usage; Correlation; Engineering Students.

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