The Pragyata Learning Resource Centre (LRC) at IIM Bodh Gaya is home to a rich and diverse fiction and non-fiction book collection designed to meet its users' varied interests and intellectual needs. These books support academic endeavors and provide opportunities for leisure reading and personal enrichment.

Fiction Book Collection:

• The fiction collection offers a wide variety of genres and narratives to immerse readers in the world of storytelling.
• Classic Literature: Timeless stories that have shaped the world of literature and continue to inspire readers across generations.
• Contemporary Fiction: Modern works explore diverse themes and capture the essence of current societal, cultural, and emotional landscapes.
• Science Fiction and Fantasy: Imaginative tales that take readers to futuristic worlds, alternate realities, and realms of fantasy.
• Mystery and Thriller: Intriguing plots filled with suspense and excitement, ideal for readers who love solving puzzles and uncovering secrets.
• Indian Fiction: A collection celebrating India’s culture, history, and contemporary stories, reflecting the nation’s diversity and creativity.

Non-Fiction Book Collection:

The non-fiction collection provides resources for learning, inspiration, and broadening perspectives across various domains.

• Biographies and Memoirs: Captivating life stories of influential personalities from diverse fields, offering valuable lessons and insights.
• Self-Development: Books focusing on personal growth, leadership, mindfulness, and productivity to support holistic development.
• History and Culture: Works that explore historical events, cultural heritage, and their impact on society.
• Science and Technology: Informative books on scientific discoveries, technological advancements, and their relevance to everyday life.
• Business and Economics: Resources covering business strategies, economic principles, and insights into global markets.
• Travel and Exploration: Stories and accounts that take readers to explore fascinating destinations and cultures.

Easy Access: These books are easily located and borrowed through the library’s OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog).