Academic Network for Library Information & Scholarly Technology — one subscription that puts scholarly content, evaluation and integrity tools in the hands of a college, and one place to manage all of it.
AN-List is an academic content and services platform built for Indian colleges, universities and their libraries. It brings together the things an institution normally buys from four or five different places — journals, books, teaching material, journal evaluation and originality checking — and puts them behind a single login, a single invoice and a single renewal date.
It exists because the administrative work around academic content had grown larger than the work of using it. A librarian managing a dozen publisher relationships spends more time on renewal calendars, access lists and usage reports than on helping anyone find anything. AN-List is an attempt to give that time back.
We are not a publisher. We aggregate access, add discovery and reporting on top, and are straightforward about which titles are open access and which are licensed — a college should always know exactly what it is paying for.
Take them together or separately — each is subscribed on its own line, so a college pays only for what it uses and can add to it at any point in the year.
Peer-reviewed journals across every major discipline, with article-level access, indexing badges (Scopus, Web of Science, PubMed, UGC-CARE, DOAJ) shown against each title, and per-title usage reporting. 6,710 journals and 1.2M articles are on the platform today.
Full-text academic eBooks organised by subject and sub-subject, so a department can be given exactly its own reading list rather than a whole catalogue. 10,507 titles are available.
Teaching cases for business and management — strategy, marketing, finance, operations, HR and entrepreneurship. Every case keeps its original licence and links back to its source, so it is safe to put in front of a class. 3,972 cases are catalogued.
Journal Impact Factor evaluation for institutional and departmental journals, issued as a certificate carrying a QR code that verifies against this site. Useful for a college running its own journal and needing something checkable to show for it.
Plagiarism and AI-writing detection for dissertations, papers and manuscripts. Similarity against the live web, a private corpus of everything the institution has checked before, and sentence-level AI detection — with a dated, shareable report and exclusion filters for quotations and bibliography. How it works.
One search across journals, articles, eBooks and cases; IP-range access for the campus, and named logins for people working from home. Nothing to install and nothing for a reader to configure.
Not features — the differences a principal, a librarian and a head of department would notice in a term's work.
The single largest administrative saving.
Spending on content is easy to question and hard to justify without numbers.
Accreditation and ranking submissions ask for figures most institutions have to reconstruct by hand.
We provide the data and the exports. What a body such as NAAC, NBA or NIRF accepts is their decision, and we would rather say so than imply an outcome we cannot promise.
Campus-wide access, departmental scoping, and analytics that make budget decisions defensible.
A single renewal calendar across publishers, saved quotations and invoices, and per-title usage in one dashboard.
Reach institutional buyers directly, list your titles, and manage institutional deals through AN-List.
Manage multi-institution portfolios, generate branded quotations and track renewals at scale.
Tell us your subjects and roughly how many readers, and we will put a quotation together — or arrange a trial on the real catalogue first.