Career Choices
The selection of a career and the job path you wanna take is one of the most difficult paths to choose. With the cut-throat competition and rising urge of young minds to excel in the fields of their choice, it is immaculately difficult and a lot of times confusing for the children to choose the right choice. A right choice of a career is of fundamental importance; it actually takes the hold of one’s success or failure in life. A correct choice may lead to a happy, prosperous and satisfying career and life. On the other hand, a wrong selection may result in failure, disappointment and sadness in life.
What is career Counselling?
Career counselling is the process of understanding and evaluating one's abilities and interests and having the proper guidance and thus to be able to chalk out a career path by making an informed decision around the same. Through Career Counselling, a student might overcome the uncertainties about his/her career and thus be able to make a comparative decision after proper analysis of every prospective aspect into consideration with the help of a career counsellor who becomes the major driving force.
What is Psychometric test?
Psychometric tests are a quick, convenient way of “personality assessment” — getting an idea of which specific personality group you fall into in terms of skill sets, ambitions and aspirations. Personality psychometric tests are not to be confused with the psychometric tests assessors use to test candidates’ ability. These are usually taken in exam-like conditions and involve numerical and verbal reasoning exercises that assess a candidate’s ability to perform a particular job.
Why is the psychometric test is important for career counselling ?
Psychometric tests are behaviour analysing methods that amplify a person's clarity of vision onto which path they want to pursue or rather hop onto. They give an insight into a person's personality, they provide valuable insights about a person’s interests and abilities without any bias. It gives them a better potential to analyse what they like and what their strengths are which thus gives them a better position to decide what subjects they want to choose or the career they wish to pursue.
