Vol. 9, Issue 6, Part A (2023)

Abstract
This study indicates how interest in e-resources, especially Open Access Resources, is growing among younger generations. This research investigates 240 students' data on how their information-seeking behaviour (ISB) have changed. While only 24.17 percent of library visits are for research, the majority of students (85 percent) visit them during exams. Nearly half of the students use both print and electronic resources. The majority of students first check for books at the library before moving on to databases and online resources. It is crucial to assist and direct them when they use the library's services and resources to gather information. Most students visit the library on their own to find the information they want. Most students visit the library on their own to find the information they want. Due to developments in information technology, information collecting, utilisation, analysis, and distribution have all reached new levels.