Equally important is the counseling aspect of this department, which addresses students’ personal growth and mental health. Trained school counselors are available for confidential consultations, offering a safe space for students to discuss academic stress, peer pressure, or personal issues. They might run life-skills programs covering time management, stress reduction techniques, and study skills to help students cope with academic rigors. The department also implements group counseling sessions or class workshops on social-emotional topics like building self-esteem, anti-bullying, and conflict resolution, often in collaboration with the Discipline & Ethics Committee. For senior students, guidance counselors assist in developing soft skills needed in the real world – conducting resume writing classes, mock interviews, and communication skill seminars that prepare students for internships or university interviews. 

The impact of the Career Guidance & Counseling Department is reflected in students who feel supported and directed: they tend to be more confident in their choices and resilient in the face of challenges. By navigating both the practical aspects of career planning and the emotional landscape of adolescence, this department contributes significantly to real-world readiness. Students graduate not only with academic knowledge, but with clearer purpose, improved coping skills, and the ability to make thoughtful decisions – all of which are crucial for success in higher education and beyond.