For students & parents
Hand-holding in India for Classes 11 and 12.
A personal career counsellor from the day the student registers to the day they get admission into a graduation college.
Hand-holding (India)
A personal career counsellor until admission.
From medicine to mass communication, engineering to event management, and marine biology to information technology, the range of choices can feel overwhelming. Students may not yet know how to analyse their interests or recognise strengths that are less obvious in the classroom.
Every student gets personalised counselling and individual attention. From the day the student registers to the day they are admitted to a graduation college, their personal career counsellor handles all their career-related needs.
Both marks-based and entrance-based colleges are listed to suit the student's profile, and their forms and cut-offs are tracked. The family's financial and geographical limitations and course preferences are part of the plan from the start.
After Class 12, the counselling continues: the next decision is what to study, how, and whether in India or abroad.
The 14 steps
Fourteen steps from the first conversation to admission.
- 1Information collection from parents
- 2Interaction with the student
- 3Previous profile scanning
- 4Skill and aptitude mapping
- 5Career path identification
- 6Shortlisting institutes
- 7Institute information and documentation
- 8Support and updates on institutes
- 9Personal counselling and help in filling forms
- 10Tracking of results
- 11Class 12 board results collection and analysis
- 12Tracking and guidance
- 13Institute counselling
- 14Documents collection and college finalisation
Student pre-registration