Career counselling session on April 19 at Supertech Ecovillage-2 for Class 12 students and JEE aspirants.
Greater Noida West: Residents will soon have access to a dedicated academic guidance initiative, as a full-day career counselling session is set to be held on April 19 on the society premises. The event is aimed at students who have completed Class 12 or are currently preparing for competitive exams such as JEE. The session will run from 9 am to 5 pm and is designed to provide structured guidance, direct interaction with academic experts and clarity on future career pathways.
The initiative is focused on helping students and parents make informed decisions at a crucial academic stage, especially at a time when multiple career options and changing admission frameworks can create confusion.
Mihir Gautam, Organiser, Media Expert
Career clarity starts here
Students of Class 12 and JEE aspirants have an opportunity to get expert guidance at a dedicated career counselling session on 19 April, 9 am to 5 pm at Supertech Ecovillage-2.
The session will offer personalised counselling, detailed insights into…
Students attending the session can expect personalised one-on-one counselling based on their interests and strengths. Experts will provide detailed insights into various courses, eligibility criteria and admission procedures across institutions.
There will also be focused discussions on JEE preparation strategies, as well as alternative career pathways beyond traditional engineering routes. Participants will get an opportunity to interact directly with representatives and counsellors, allowing them to clarify doubts in real time.
Why it matters
With increasing competition and expanding career choices, early and accurate guidance has become essential. The session aims to equip students with clarity, awareness and confidence while planning their academic journey.
Parents are also encouraged to attend, as the session will help them better understand evolving education trends, timelines and expectations.
Rajkumar, Organiser
Registration details
Residents are required to register in advance through the provided Google Form to confirm participation. The organisers have urged all eligible students and their families to take advantage of this opportunity and begin planning their future with informed decision-making.
Key Benefits of the Session:
Personalised career guidance and counselling
Detailed information on courses, eligibility criteria and admission procedures
Insights into JEE preparation and alternative career pathways
Direct interaction with university representatives
We strongly encourage all eligible students and their parents to attend and take advantage of this valuable opportunity to plan for their future. Join us to make informed decisions about your academic and career journey.
Rahul Verma, Organiser
For furthur information, one can contact the organisers directly
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