Counsellling

Counselling


Academics


Counsiling

The Institute monitors the progress of the students at a closer level by a scheme called Proctor Scheme. Under this Scheme about 20 to 25 students are assigned to a faculty who will maintain a record of the academic progress (Proctor Diary) of the students and have closer interaction with the students and provide guidance and counselling. The Proctor can call for a meeting of the students during assigned hours or at the convenience of both faculty and students. He/She can have meetings with the parents if needed. Normally the guidance and counselling provided by a Proctor may include:

  • Giving information concerning opportunities and availability educational or instructional Resources.
  • Helping students to cope with any difficulties in learning.
  • Providing help to improve Interpersonal relationships.
  • Serving as a bridge between parents and the teachers.
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