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The collection in libraries reflect the type of courses taught at respective college.currently mwenge campus library has collection of over 4520 volumes and can accommodate as many as 50 users at a time.

 In order to borrow books and other library materials like CD, CD ROM, Photographs, maps, etc one has to be registered as a library member.

Membership registration is free to students, lecturers, researchers who want to use the library.the members are required however to fill in membership application form before they can qualified to become full time members. 

Rules and Regulations

TUMADARCo Libraries intend to give better service to its users. In order to provide atmospheres for conducive use of its services and facilities, users are required to comply with the Library rules and regulations listed below.

Users in these libraries must respect the rights and privileges of all other users. Library users are therefore expected to abide by the following rules and regulations.

Registration and Borrowing

To register with the library, one is required to fill in a registration card at the issue desk. Students who have not cleared all their previous loans of books or fines will not be allowed to borrow any library materials.
To borrow, present the item you want at the circulation desk together with library ticket or an identity card.

Membership:

1. Students
2. Lecturers
3. Other administrative staff and members of the Board
4. External users Membership fee as advised

Borrowing tickets issued

1. Students will be issued with 3 tickets
2. Lecturers – 7 tickets
3. Other Administrative staff – 3 tickets

Lending rules

1. Borrowers are to produce library tickets when borrowing library materials and an identity card are to be produced when borrowing material from the special reserve.
2. Library materials borrowed must be returned on or before the due date.
3. No book or any other library material may be taken out of the library unless it has been officially issued to the borrower at the issue desk.
4. Normal loan period for students is 2 weeks, lecturers one month and 2 hours for Special Reserve materials during the normal working hours. Issue may be renewed for a further period if the document is not reserved for other readers
5. Library materials borrowed for overnight or weekend use must be returned at 9.00 am when the library opens.
6. All borrowers must at the end of each semester settle any over due loans before they are permitted to borrow library materials again.
7. Any student holding overdue library materials will not be registered in the library until he/she returns the materials and pays the fine, and will therefore unable to borrow books.
8. In the case of finalist students, his/her Examination and Statement of results, transcripts and certificate will be withheld by the Chief Academic Officer until unreturned library items have been recovered, or the amount due to the library in fines, the value of materials and penalty have been paid by the borrower.
9. The Librarian reserves the right to recall any books before the date on which it is due. He may require that all books be returned when stock taking is to take place.

Library regulations

1. Smoking, eating and drinking are not allowed in the library
2. No bags, umbrellas, parcels etc, except files and books may be brought into the library.
3. Idle conversation, loud laughter, and other unnecessary noise disturb Library users and  must therefore be avoided. Discussions are strictly forbidden in the Library.
4. SILENCE must be observed strictly in the library. MOBILE PHONES pagers and watch alarms should be SWITCHED OFF before entering the library. Failure to observe silence will result into dismissal from the Library and other disciplinary measures.
5. Library books and other materials are to be handled carefully. Mutilation and damage of library materials by marking, tearing or staining should be avoided.
6. Abusive language or gestures, harassing or threatening behaviour to the library staff and/or users are not acceptable
7. On leaving the library, all users are required to produce for inspection all books and other items taken out of the library.
8. Reservation of seats is not permitted.
9. Users must be decently dressed and conduct themselves properly in the library.
10. Library staff on duty have the right to request a user to leave the premise if found violating any of the library rules.
11. Library membership cards are not transferable.
12. The Library will not accept responsibility for loss or misplaced personal belongings.
13. Library books and other materials are to be handled with care. Mutilation and damage of library materials by marking, tearing or staining should be avoided.
14. Theft and mutilation of Library materials is a criminal offence. Anyone caught attempting to steal, stealing or to have stolen library materials will be reported to relevant security (including the police) and College disciplinary organs for further actions that may include prosecution, barred from using the College Library and/or suspension from studies.
15. Any loss of borrowing tickets must be reported immediately to the library staff. The lost ticket may be replaced by new ticket at Tsh 200/= non refundable.

Fines and penalties

The following fines and penalties shall be imposed on those who will be breaking these rules and regulations.
Library materials must be returned by the due date or earlier. Failure to do so will be treated as a serious offence. The borrower will be required to pay fine for overdue.

Fine for overdue

Fine imposed on borrowers for late return of library materials is:

1. A fine of Tsh. 300/= (students) and Tsh. 500/= (others) shall be paid for every additional day after the last day of returning a borrowed material to the Library. Failure to return the book after the additional days will be considered to be book theft.
2. Failure to pay the fine will result to denial to use the library.

Fine for Special Reserve materials, a fine of Tsh. 300/= shall be paid after every additional hour.
Failure to pay the fine will result to denial to use the library.

Loss and Damage

A borrower will be held responsible for materials out on loan. If the material is lost, an immediate report should be made to the librarian.
A borrower is required to pay twice the price of the damaged or lost material. He/she is required either to replace the lost or damaged material by PURCHASING it himself/herself or requesting the Librarian to replace it

Theft

The penalty for any act of book theft shall be suspension from using library services for the whole semester. Repetition of the same mistake shall be denial to access the Library, accompanied by a warning letter copied to the Dean/Director or Head of the Department and /or Registrar and Principal.

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How to Get Higher Marks in Examinations

How to Get Higher Marks in Exam

Method 1 of 4: Absorbing Knowledge Efficiently

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   Pay attention in your classes. The best thing you can do to raise your test scores is to pay attention when you're supposed to be learning the material: in class! Letting your mind wander or not showing up at all are both likely to make you miss out on key information that will later appear on tests.
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   Take good notes. This is important if you want to have an easier time studying later. Not only will writing the information down as you learn it help you in absorbing the information and paying attention, but you'll have a reference for when you go to study later.
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   Do your homework. Homework, such as assignments and at-home reading are where you will find the rest of the information that will be on tests, so doing this homework is important. Schedule time and set aside a quiet place just for homework to help beat the procrastination blues.
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   Use mnemonics and other tricks. Various memory tricks really can be useful for remembering certain things like numbers, categories, and lists. Just make sure that you learn them correctly and don't mix them up!
   • Mnemonics are phrases which can help you remember the order of certain things. For example, "Katy Perry Came Over For Great Songs" is a great way to remember the biological classifications (Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species).
   • Another memory trick is if you have to remember a string of numbers. Instead of trying to remember 2537610925, for example, break it up like a phone number: 253-761-0925. You can break up dates this way too. 14 Oct 1066 (the Battle of Hastings) can become a locker combination: 14-10-66.
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   Do practice tests. Ask your teacher or go online and print a few practice tests. Taking a practice test will help you figure out how much information you actually know vs how much information you think you know. Knowing your weak spots before a test is crucial!

Method 2 of 4: Studying Like a Pro

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   Study frequently. Studying hard for only a few hours the night before the test isn't going to help ensure perfect scores. If you really want to ace those exams, study old and new material every day, or at least several times a week. This will make test-taking a breeze.
   • Take study breaks. When you study, make sure you take a 5-10 minute break after every 30 minutes of study. This will help keep your brain from getting overloaded and give it more time to absorb the information.
   • On study breaks, try not to fill your brain with more information, even if that information is more about your favourite celebrity's latest concert rather than Winston Churchill's foreign policy.
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   Study according to your learning style. You may know that different people have different learning styles. Some people are visual learners, some people prefer sound, some need physical motion, and so on. Know how you learn best and work that into how you study.
   • For example, if you learn better by physically doing things, try walking around while you study. If you learn better with sounds associated with the information, listen to music while you study. If you're a visual learner, make a chart of the information you have to know.
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   Take advantage of sense memory. Your brain is pretty good at associating smells or sounds with ideas or memories. You should take advantage of this! While you're studying, wear some unusual cologne or perfume (with a smell you don't usually encounter) and then expose yourself to that smell again right before or during a test.
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   Listen to music. Your teacher probably won't let you have headphones during a test, but you should at least listen to music, specifically classical music, right before taking a test.^[1] Studies have proven that exposure to certain types of music right before rigorous mental activity can really help, by waking up your brain and increasing your awareness.

Method 3 of 4: Preparing Your Body

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   Eat right. The most important thing is to eat, full stop. Being hungry during a test will distract you and make you tired. Don't eat too soon before a test though, as some foods can make you tired. Instead, make sure you get a meal filled with lean protein before you have to take a test.
   • Eating healthy will generally boost brain performance too, so make sure you're always eating a healthy diet to help you learn all through school.
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   Sleep well. If you don't sleep you won't be able to focus when the pressure's on! Make sure to go to bed early the night before a test, rather than staying up all night to study. Your brain won't be able to hold on to all that crammed information anyway.
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   Have all the necessary supplies. Go to your test with all of the calculators, pens, pencils, blank paper, and other supplies you might need. Not having these things could mean you'll have a much harder time!
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   Drink lots of water. Getting dehydrated during a test can be distracting and reduce your ability to think clearly. Stay hydrated before your test and bring a bottle of water with you to the test as well.
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   Don't do anything different. If you aren't used to drinking coffee, now is a bad time to start. Try not to do anything different in your basic routine the day of or the night before the test. This can really throw you off.

Method 4 of 4: Acing the Test

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   Write important things down first. As soon as the test starts, write down all formulas or other important information on some scratch paper before you start going through the questions. This will help keep you from blanking when you need that information later.
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   Do the problems you know first. Always do the fast, easy problems to which you know the answer first. This will help make sure that you get as much of the test done as possible. If you get stuck, just move on to the next problem that you can answer quickly.
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   Cross out the wrong answers. Once you've answered the questions you know, move on to the ones you're not sure about. When you're dealing with multiple choice questions, eliminating answers that you know are impossible or silly will help you better decide between the possible options.
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   Look for clues in the other questions. Sometimes the answer to a question can be contained within or hinted at in another question on the test. Look at other answers or questions to help jog your memory.
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   Never leave questions blank. Unless you're docked for incorrect answers, never just leave a question blank. Especially if it's multiple choice; you'll at least have a 25% chance of getting the right answer.
   • As mentioned above, this is where eliminating wrong answers will come in handy.
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   Pace yourself. This is important! Always keep track of how much time you have and try to use your time wisely. You can always go back to check or improve your answers later!

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classes are over and everyone is busy for the preparation of final exams that is going to be on 8th of july........best wishes all the Tudarco students.

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We have qualified and dedicated staff who are ready to support students in all circumstances. Transform your future at Tumaini University Makumira Dar es Salaam College. Come and discover a host of exciting full time courses offered as morning or evening session, and make your resolutions a reality

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