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Career Counselling


DPS-Modern Indian School
  • ATTN : CLASS XI - XII PARENTS - UNIVERSITY FAIR ON 19-OCT

  • Our goal is to help students find, and get into the ideal college for them

  • The Academic Counselor provides advice on any college admissions topic

PROCEDURE

i. Students apply in prescribed form available on the school website under the heading ‘Application for support documents-Class XII’.
ii. Principal ma’am approves the request.
iii. Respective teachers and the University Admission Counsellor whose recommendations are required are notified.
iv. Academic counselor files the form and then processes the requests by preparing the following –
-- Transcripts (9 &10)
-- Transcripts (11 & 12)
-- Predicted scores for the Board exams
-- Academic Counselor’s recommendation
v. Academic counselor receives and verifies the recommendation letters from subject teachers.
vi. The prepared support documents are send for printing on school letterheads which is duly signed by the Principal, Academic Counselor and the respective teachers accordingly.
vii. The receptionist releases these documents and files a Xerox copy of the same duly signed by the receiver as an evidence.
viii. Academic Counselor proceeds to further fulfill the extra requests made by the students like filling in the on-line application forms and sending them the copies of the support documents either electronically or by post to the Universities for which the students have applied for.

7 THINGS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER BEFORE APPLYING TO STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS

1. Planning a budget beforehand to relieve yourself from the last minute headaches. It will also help you to avoid unnecessary application fillings. Food, living expenses, tuition, and medical fees.
2. Only depending on scholarship is not a good idea, although you can set them on priority but applying to study abroad into the programs that you can afford even without scholarship will be much safer for you to expect.
3. No need to waste time, start in advance. Filing an application is way more hectic and lengthy than it looks. Starting beforehand with more time in hand is always a good idea.
4. Keep your references ready. Inform your teachers, counselor, and employer before even applying so that you will have your references aligned well on time.
5. Take the help of experts from study abroad organizations. Will make things easier for you. They have expertise in the area you need the most and can ease the task for you on such a productive
6. Writing a good essay is key. Your writing should reflect your dedication and willingness to be in that specific program. It also makes it easier for the respective university to make their decision based on your passion.
7. Better late than wrong! It’s okay to take some time and figure out what you actually want to do and what you want to avail, rather than getting stuck into something that was clearly not your call.