Hello Achintya,

Connecting with a college counselor is actually pretty simple! Here's how you can do it:

1. Through Your School or College
If you are currently studying in a school or junior college, ask your class teacher or principal.
Many schools have their own career counseling department or they can guide you to someone.

2. Visit the College Campus
If you are applying to a specific college (like NM, HR College, etc.), visit their admission office .
They usually have counselors or admission advisors you can meet directly and ask your doubts.

3. Official College Website
Almost every college has a "Contact Us" or "Counseling Services" section on their website.
You will find email IDs or phone numbers there — you can send them a mail or call to book an appointment.

4. Education Fairs and Seminars
Many colleges participate in career fairs , education expos , and seminars .
If you attend these, you can meet college representatives and counselors in person.

5. Online Counseling Platforms
You can also connect with counselors online through platforms like Careers360 , Shiksha , CollegeDunia , etc.
Some colleges even offer virtual counseling sessions nowadays.

6. Social Media and Helplines
Some colleges are active on Instagram , LinkedIn , and Facebook .
You can DM them, and they will usually guide you to the right counselor or office.

Important Tip:
When you connect, always be clear about what you want to ask:

• Admission process

• Courses

• Cut-off marks

• Career guidance

• Scholarships
  It saves both your and their time!

Here's how you can typically get in touch with a counselor at Careers360:

1. A common method is to reach out via email. You can send your inquiries to: [email address removed]. Their team will then connect with you and provide guidance.

2. Careers360 has online platforms where users can ask questions. It appears that within their Q&A sections, they do have counselors that respond to user questions. So engaging within the question and answer section of the careers360 web pages, is a way to communicate with their counselors.

3. While they offer counseling, they also provide many self-service tools to help you make informed decisions.

Therefore, emailing careers360, and engaging within their online platforms, are good ways to try to contact their counselors.

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Hello Priyanka,

You can speak with a career counselor through various options:

1. College/University Counselors – Check if your current or target institution offers counseling services.
   
   
2. Government Helplines – Services like the NCERT career helpline (1800-11-8002) can guide you.
   
   
3. Online Counseling Platforms – Websites like Careers360 provide expert guidance.
   
   
4. Private Career Counselors – You can book a session with professionals via LinkedIn or local career centers.
   
   
   Here is the Whatsapp number of a Careers Counselor: +916005956597
   
   Contact him on Whatsapp and discuss about your career and higher education.
   
   

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

Careers360 and others like it usually provides access to resources, training, and certifications for educational or career counselors. This training package usually includes

• Understanding educational pathways: It caters to bachelor's programs across streams such as engineering, medical, arts, and management.
• Career guidance techniques: Concentrates on skills such as communication, aptitude analysis, and psychometric assessment
• Admissions Counseling: Training on entrance exam procedures, eligibility criteria, application procedure of institutions in the country as well as abroad.
• Building a Counseling Business : Steps to establishing a counseling business, marketing, networking, and the operational logistics involved.

To find specific training programs conducted by Careers360, contact their support team or refer to their website to access counselor certification programs. Otherwise, Edumilestones, Counsel India, and Global Career Counsellor by Univariety have training programs at different levels from beginner to advanced levels.

If interested in joining or partnering with Careers360 , you are recommended to visit their official website or corporate support team.

Hello Poonam,

If you want to speak to a counselor about colleges and your profile, you can contact career counseling services or educational platforms that offer personalized guidance. Here are steps you can follow:

1. University or College Websites : Many universities have admission counselors available to help with queries.
   
   
2. Educational Platforms : Websites like Career360 provide counseling services for college admissions.
   
   
3. Professional Counselors : You can look for professional career counseling services in your area or online platforms like Mindler and iDreamCareer.
   
   
4. School or Coaching Institutes : If you are a student, your school or coaching institute might provide counseling services or references.
   
   
5. Government Initiatives : Some state and national-level educational departments also offer career guidance programs.

Book an appointment online or via phone with any of these services to discuss your academic profile and college options.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

If you need to talk to a counselor for academic advice, career guidance, or personal issues, here are some options:

School or College Counselor: If you are studying in school or college, you can contact the counseling office of your institution. They can offer academic and personal counseling.

Online Counseling Platforms:

• YourDOST and iDreamCareer: Professional counseling for students and career guidance.
• Counselling Cell by NIRF and Government Agencies: They might have dedicated helplines.

Local Career Counseling Centers: Identify the local entities within your reach which might offer you direct guidance counseling related to your academics as well as your career aspirations.

Helpline: They have also issued some phone number in which several students want the answers of the query in the Board of Examination as well as in Boards of Education and the entrance examinations.

Do you require any specific contact number or a few more recommendations based on the sort of counseling required?