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How many copies of books can be purchased of a same title
Dear all,
I want to know as per library rule how many copy of same books can be purchased for library.
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Permalink Reply by VISHNU K. GUPTA on
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No Rule. It depends only upon your requirements, number of students, and budget. Once upon a time in 2007, I purchased more than 400 copies of a title.
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Permalink Reply by shaveta arora on
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in our university in case of text books we can purchase 10 copies of same edition at a time . But when there is new edition then again we can buy more 10 copies and if we required more number of same title then with the recommendations of teachers and heads we can think on it.
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Permalink Reply by Munesh Kumar on
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It's up to the requirement, there is no rule to buy the books in numbers.
Thank you.
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Permalink Reply by Sadhana Misra on
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Book purchase always depend on the requirement.
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