Places to Get books on Rent in Delhi

Getting books in every semester is a tough job and economical too, if your college library does not have that book you required for semester subject to study. I found this problem usually occurs with B.Tech students who are newly admitted to different engineering colleges. I also encountered with the same problem and lack of knowledge from where i should get the books.

I have collected some different book stores from where you can get books on rent for a semester and then, return it to get half of the money. Now, you no need to spend money every time to get new books in every semester.

List of Book Stores in New Delhi:

1. Jain Book Depot- It is the first recommendation by every student of engineering to get any book on rent. It is situated most of the places of Delhi. Click here to get the contact info and further details.

2. Kewal Book Depot- It is situated in Tilak nagar main market, New Delhi. Here, you will get many others book stores too.

3. Rohini Book Depot- It is suitated in Avantika, West Delhi. For contact details, click here.

4. Lamba Book Depot- It has book stores in many part of Delhi. The near could be found according to your location.

5. Parveen Book Depot- It is also the recommended book store to get books on rent. For available details of different book shop, Click here.

This is not only recommended for engineering students but also for other Delhi University college students. Any field related student can get books on rent from these shops and other too also. They will deduct only half money at the time of return and don't forget to get stamp with date of buying on your book.

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