Choosing a career is an important task, It may not be easy to decide what type of job will be the best fit and since career counselling helps students to assess their skills, needs and desires in order to find a career that works for them, this type of counselling is considered to be an important step to take before deciding on a permanent career.
Students have a lot of decisions to make while they are in college. These range from which courses to take up apart from their core subjects, to deciding which internships would benefit their career. As a matter of fact, almost every other choice that a student makes in college revolves around his/her plans after college, be it studying further or taking up a job. Deciding what to do after college has a significant impact on your immediate future as well as long term goals. This decision gets difficult because there are several factors that impact it, such as interests, costs, opportunities etc.
Career counselling plays a pivotal role to ensure that students don’t make a wrong decision at this crucial juncture in their life.
Career Counselling is beneficial in the following ways:
- Career counselling helps the students and professionals understand the career opportunities and options available.
- It helps them analyze their strengths and weaknesses and helps in finding the perfect career path.
- Career counselling also provides a detailed execution plan with complete career clarity.
- It helps in identifying the factors that influence career development.
- Career counselling helps boost the confidence and morale of the student and the professional.
Functioning of University Career Counselling Cell (UCCC)
- Conducting monthly meetings of counsellors of constituent colleges on every Second Saturday in UCCC .Minutes of the meeting to be recorded by the Member, UCCC.
- Conducting Career Counselling sessions in the constituent colleges every month wherein the respective career counsellors will guide & solve the problems of the students pertaining to career. The strength of the discussion in sessions is that students can ask their queries. Students seek help from the experts during the sessions. Counsellors will motivate students in understanding the essential attributes for building a strong career.
- Keeping & maintaining the documentations on career counselling sessions to be submitted by the constituent colleges
- Preparing monthly reports of UCCC based on activities conducted in a respective month. Yearly report on UCCC to be submitted to IQAC under the information to Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, SVSU
- Conducting skills mapping tests / psychometric tests to ascertain right career anchors of students from the First Year onwards.
- From time to time, informing ED Cell about students having Entrepreneurship Career Anchor and Training & Placement Cell about students seeking jobs, respectively.
- Publishing bi-annually Digital news letter to disseminate the information about students’ career counselling to stakeholders
List of Counsellors of Constituent Colleges
| S. No | Name of Faculty | Designation | College Name |
| 1 | Dr. Varsha Chaudhary | Professor | Faculty of Medicine |
| 2 | Dr. Chhavi Kiran Gupta | Professor | Faculty of Medicine |
| 3 | Dr. Sumit Goel | Professor | Faculty of Dental Sciences |
| 4 | Dr. Sarika Tyagi | Associate Professor | Faculty of Law |
| 5 | Dr. Ravindra Kumar Manik | Assistant Professor | Subharti College of Allied and Healthcare |
| 6 | Mr. Mohd. Arif Haider | Assistant Professor | Faculty of Pharmacy |
| 7 | Mr. Saurabh Tripathi | Assistant Professor | College of Hotel Management |
| 8 | Mr. Rohil Bhatnagar | Assistant Professor | College of Hotel Management |
| 9 | Dr. Mohd. Asif Siddiqui | Assistant Professor | Faculty of Science |
| 10 | Mr. Ankit Kumar | Assistant Professor | Faculty of Science |
| 11 | Dr. Kayinat Hassan | Associate Professor | Jyotirao Phule Subharti College of Physiotherapy |
| 12 | Dr. Bhuvnesh Sharma | Assistant Professor | Dept. of Education |
| 13 | Dr. Atul Tiwari | Assistant Professor | Dept. of Physical Education |
| 14 | Mr. Ram Prakash Tiwari | Assistant Professor | Dept. of Journalism & Mass Communication |
| 15 | Mrs. Priya Gupta | Assistant Professor | Faculty of Nursing |
| 16 | Dr. Vivek Kumar | Assistant Professor | School of Buddhist Studies |
| 17 | Dr. Vikas Sharma | Assistant Professor | Faculty of Engineering & Technology |
| 18 | Dr. Sneha Bharti | Assistant Professor | Faculty of AYUSH |
| 19 | Dr. Dolly Vaish | Assistant Professor | Faculty of Management & Coommerce |
| 20 | Dr. Kiran Rani Panwar | Assistant Professor | Department of Liberal Arts and Humanities |
| 21 | Dr. Shalu Nehra | Assistant Professor | Shaheed Baba Deep Singh Department of Home Science |
| 22 | Er. Chitranjan Kumar | Assistant Professor | Polytechnic College |
| 23 | Er. Amit Kumar | Lecturer | Polytechnic College |
| 24 | Ms. Neetu Teotia | Lecturer | Faculty of Fine Arts |
This career counselling works to better students in developing the best career. The counselling brings about the knowledge and skill within the student so that he doesn’t face difficulties in his career. The sessions are conducted to know how hard to work and attain greater heights. Also, career counsels make great efforts in understanding students’ mentality. It finds out actually what a student needs. The counselling depends not only on the expert’s suggestions but also on the information given by the students. Career counselling is a logical approach to understanding students. Thus, career is one of the important parts of a student’s life. To choose the best career, career counselling is always a determinant factor for students.
Outcomes of Career Counselling Cell
- Clarified career goals and aspirations amongst students
- Identified strengths, skills and interests of students.
- Enhanced resume and cover letter writing skills.
- Preparation for effective interviewing
- Increased confidence and self-awareness.
- Identification of further education or training needs.
- Development of a growth mindset and adaptability.
