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Did you know that career counselling interventions have a larger effect size than Aspirin for preventing heart attacks?

Given that more than 90% of the world's school children today have no access to career counselling, it is no surprise that most of the students that join a graduation course in universities do so under the influence of friends and family. There are far and few examples of college students opting for vocations that align with their inherent personality traits and interests.

By having a career counselling intervention during graduation years provides the student an option to course correct for their long term career prospects enabling them to make an informed choice for their Masters and increase their career progression satisfaction.

Additionally, by finding about dominant learning styles in a particular class, department faculty can take informed decisions on changing their delivery styles that suit a larger audience.

University management, in turn, gets a more satisfied base of students and faculty as well as provide insights into what are the areas of interest that they should focus on bringing as part of their course offerings.