Digital Collection

INFOTRAC ENGG COLLECTION DATABASE-ONLINE FULL TEXT JOURNALS

GIET Library Subscribed to the Infotrac Engg Collection Database a Full Text  Database Published by Cengage Learning New Delhi for one Year this Database Consists the Journals as follows :----

Engineering Journals                                                   2285

Non embargo Journals                                                 2244

Peer reviewed                                                              1221

Full text journals                                                          1161

Newswires &newsletters                                              136

Reports                                                                          80

Now one can access the above journals and other items through internet in our college only with the following URL and Password:

URL     :   http://infotrac.galegroup.com/itweb/ingiet  

Password     :  Godavari

Please make use this facility

                      

One Can Access Free Full Text Of Journal In Different Disciplines Through the Following Open Access E-Journals Portals       

1 FREE ON LINE JOURNALS
(You Can Access 298 : Indian Journals : 352 , Engg Journals :186 , Computer Journals :
29 , Civil Journals: 23, Mechanical Journals :48 , Electrical Journals : 22 ,Minig Journals : 77 ,
  Biotechnology Journals : 52 , Biomedical Journals : 31 , Electronics Journals : 25 .,)

2 FREE ON LINE JOURNALS
 (You Can Access Biochemistry  : 40 , Biology :21 , Biomedical : 32 , Biotechnology : 32 , Chemistry : 131 ,
  Computer Science :213, Electronics :31, Eng:179, Eng Science:70, Instrumentation:7,Mass   Communication:44, Geology:30,Management :112, Statistics :34,English19.,)

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