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MRS. NEHA TAMBOLI• MSC. [MICROBIOLOGY] BM TECH
• PG DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELING
• WRITTEN SERIES IN SARVAMAT ON ADOLESCENT• WRITTEN SERIES IN SARVAMAT ON ADOLESCENT
• 54 ARTICLES SERIES
• APTITUDE TESTS , STUDY SKILLS SINCE LAST 7 YEARS
• CONDUCT WORKSHOPS ON CREATIVITY ,STUDY SKILLS,
• WORKSHOPS ON ADOLESCENT FEMALE PROBLEMS, CAN YOU
UNDERSTAND ME, PARENTING SINCE LAST 7 YEARS
• CAREER COUNSELING WITH PLACEMENT ADVICE
• LECTURES ON CHILD RIGHTS & PROTECTION PARENTING TIME• LECTURES ON CHILD RIGHTS & PROTECTION, PARENTING, TIME
MANAGEMENT,ADOLESCENT SKILLS & DEVELOPMENT
• LECTURES AND PROGRAMS ON AKASHVANI, JALNA, NANDED,
SANGAMNER,KOPERGAON, SHRIRAMPUR ,MANY SCHOOLS & COLLAGES
• AS A COUNSELER MANAGED MORE THAN 1000 CASES IN 7 YEARS
AS I GROWAS I GROWPlease understand I am growing up
and changing very fast.
It must be difficult to keep pace with me,
but please try.but please try.
Please reward me for telling the truth
Th I t f i ht d i t l iThen I am not frightened into lying.
Please tell me when you make mistakes
and what you learned from them
Then I can accept that I am okay,
even when I blunder.
AS I GROWAS I GROWAS I GROWAS I GROWPlease pay attention to me and
spend time with me.
Then I can believe that I am importantThen I can believe that I am important
and worthwhile.
Please help explore my unique interests,
talents and potential
In order for me to be happy I need to be meIn order for me to be happy, I need to be me.
AS I GROWAS I GROWAS I GROWAS I GROWPlease do the things you want me to do.Please do the things you want me to do.
Then I have a good, positive model.
Please tell me by your words and
actions that you love me.
Then I will feel loveable and will be ableThen I will feel loveable and will be able
To love myself and others.
Life SkillsLife SkillsLife Skills
Study Skills
Life Skills
Study Skills
CounselingCounseling
MotivationMotivation
Need for Achievement
Aptitude & Career Counseling
Need for Achievement
Aptitude & Career CounselingAptitude & Career Counseling Aptitude & Career Counseling
LIFE SKILLSLIFE SKILLSLIFE SKILLSLIFE SKILLS
Are abilities for adaptive &Are abilities for adaptive &Are abilities for adaptive &Are abilities for adaptive &
positive behavior positive behavior positive behavior positive behavior
Goal of education : Goal of education : Goal of education : Goal of education :
to face life, be on owns feetto face life, be on owns feetto face life, be on owns feetto face life, be on owns feet
Taught in schoolTaught in schoolTaught in schoolTaught in school
SELF AWARENESS OR SELF ESTEEM SELF AWARENESS OR SELF ESTEEM
• Recognition of our selves • Recognition of our selves
• Recognition of our character• Recognition of our character
• Strengths & weakness • Strengths & weakness
• Desires, likes & dislikes• Desires, likes & dislikes
• Bringing best in our personality• Bringing best in our personality
EMPATHYEMPATHY
• Ability to understand & accept others
who are different
• Encourage a positive behavior towards
people in need of care and assistancepeople in need of care and assistance
• Not to ignore others need or difficulty
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONEFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION
• Express ourselves verbally & • Express ourselves verbally &
non verbally
• Appropriate to our culture & situations
non verbally
• Appropriate to our culture & situations• Appropriate to our culture & situations
• Express opinions & desires
• Appropriate to our culture & situations
• Express opinions & desires
• Express need & fears
Abl t k d i & h l i
• Express need & fears
Abl t k d i & h l i• Able to ask advice & help in
time of need
• Able to ask advice & help in
time of need
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP SKILLSINTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP SKILLS
HELP US TO RELATE IN POSITIVE WAYS WITH HELP US TO RELATE IN POSITIVE WAYS WITH
PEOPLE WE INTERACT WITHPEOPLE WE INTERACT WITH
CREATIVE THINKING CREATIVE THINKING
• Decision making &problem solving • Decision making &problem solving
• Enabling us to explore the available alternatives
and various consequences
• Enabling us to explore the available alternatives
and various consequencesand various consequences
of our actions or non-action
and various consequences
of our actions or non-action
• Help us to respond adaptively & with flexibility
to the situations of our daily lives
• Help us to respond adaptively & with flexibility
to the situations of our daily livesto the situations of our daily livesto the situations of our daily lives
CRITICAL THINKINGCRITICAL THINKING
• Is an ability to analyze information & • Is an ability to analyze information &
experiences in an objective manner experiences in an objective manner
• Helping us to recognize & assess the factors
th t i fl ttit d lik l
• Helping us to recognize & assess the factors
th t i fl ttit d lik lthat influence attitudes like values ,
peer pressure and the media
that influence attitudes like values ,
peer pressure and the media
DECISION MAKINGDECISION MAKINGDECISION MAKING DECISION MAKING
HELPS US TO DEALHELPS US TO DEAL
CONSTRUCTIVELY WITH
DECISIONS ABOUT LIFE
PROBLEM SOLVINGPROBLEM SOLVING
� Unable us to deal constructively with problems in our� Unable us to deal constructively with problems in our
lives
� Problems left unresolved can cause mental stress
� Give rise to accompanying physical strains.
COPING WITH EMOTIONS COPING WITH EMOTIONS
• Recognizing emotions of ourselves & others• Recognizing emotions of ourselves & others
Emotions influence behaviors Emotions influence behaviors
• Respond to emotions appropriately • Respond to emotions appropriately
• Anger to sorrow or tension have negative effects on • Anger to sorrow or tension have negative effects on
health if we do not react appropriatelyhealth if we do not react appropriately
COPING WITH STRESS COPING WITH STRESS
• Recognizing the sources of stress
R i i h hi ff
• Recognizing the sources of stress
R i i h hi ff• Recognizing how this affects us
• Acting in ways that help to control
• Recognizing how this affects us
• Acting in ways that help to control
our stressour stress
• Learning how to relax so that tensions created by
unavoidable stresses do not give rise to health
• Learning how to relax so that tensions created by
unavoidable stresses do not give rise to healthunavoidable stresses do not give rise to health
problems
unavoidable stresses do not give rise to health
problems
THINGS TO FOLLOW TO FEEL BETTERTHINGS TO FOLLOW TO FEEL BETTER
• Make a list of all the good things • Make a list of all the good things
you can think of about yourself
• Do not belittle yourself
you can think of about yourself
• Do not belittle yourselfDo not belittle yourself
• Everyone has talents : learn to
Do not belittle yourself
• Everyone has talents : learn to
recognize your own
• Next time you feel down think of your list
recognize your own
• Next time you feel down think of your list• Next time you feel down think of your list
• Learn to talk to yourself in a positive way
• Next time you feel down think of your list
• Learn to talk to yourself in a positive way
THINGS TO FOLLOW TO FEEL BETTERTHINGS TO FOLLOW TO FEEL BETTER
• Develop particular interest• Develop particular interestp p
• Think about doing something different
p p
• Think about doing something different
• Join a local youth club or other youth organization• Join a local youth club or other youth organization
• Think about going to self-defense classes to increase your • Think about going to self-defense classes to increase your
self-confidenceself-confidence
SAYING ‘NO’ TO PEER PRESSURESAYING ‘NO’ TO PEER PRESSURE
1. Stand up for his/her own values and needs1. Stand up for his/her own values and needs
2. Take control of his/her decisions
3 Trust and value his/her own feelings
2. Take control of his/her decisions
3 Trust and value his/her own feelings3. Trust and value his/her own feelings
4. Recognize and use non-verbal communication
3. Trust and value his/her own feelings
4. Recognize and use non-verbal communication
5. Recognize the attempts of others to control5. Recognize the attempts of others to control NO
6. Be proud and take pleasure in saying ‘no’
when it needs to say ‘no’
6. Be proud and take pleasure in saying ‘no’
when it needs to say ‘no’when it needs to say nowhen it needs to say no
WAYS TO SAY “NO”WAYS TO SAY “NO”
1. Polite refusal
2 Gi i A
1. Polite refusal
2 Gi i A2. Giving A reason
3. Repeating the refusal statement
2. Giving A reason
3. Repeating the refusal statement
4. Walking away
5 Ignoring the person
4. Walking away
5 Ignoring the person5. Ignoring the person
6. Avoiding the situation
5. Ignoring the person
6. Avoiding the situation NO
7. Finding others to support you
8. Talking about your own feelings
7. Finding others to support you
8. Talking about your own feelingsg y gg y g
STUDY SKILLS 1. Significance of developing study skills
2 Concentration2. Concentration
3. Listening skills
4 Reading speed4. Reading speed
5. Taking notes (for higher classes)
6. Memory techniques
7. Systematic study
8. Time planning
9. Examination techniques
10. Relations with family members
STUDY SKILLS
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HEARING & LISTENINGDIFFERENCE BETWEEN HEARING & LISTENING• DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HEARING & LISTENING
• Hearing : use of senses
• DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HEARING & LISTENING
• Hearing : use of sensesg
• Listening : involves mind hear with purpose
g
• Listening : involves mind hear with purpose
• Types Of listening : i} Informative • Types Of listening : i} Informative
ii} criticalii} critical
FACTORS AFFECTING LISTENING SKILLSFACTORS AFFECTING LISTENING SKILLS
• Concentration
O i d
• Concentration
O i d• Open mind
• Stable mind
• Open mind
• Stable mind
• Focus on the content
• BENEFITS OF PRACTISING LISTENING SKILLS
• Focus on the content
• BENEFITS OF PRACTISING LISTENING SKILLS
• Student Teacher relation improve
• Understanding becomes easier
• Student Teacher relation improve
• Understanding becomes easier
• Helps to form proper opinion
• Can reach correct & logical conclusions
• Helps to form proper opinion
• Can reach correct & logical conclusionsCa eac co ect & og ca co c us o sCa eac co ect & og ca co c us o s
BARRIERS OF GOOD LISTENINGBARRIERS OF GOOD LISTENING1 External
Ear Problem
Fatigue
Lack Of energy
Distraction
Tendency to interpret
Impatience
2 Internal M t l ttit dMental attitude
Self centered
P j diPrejudices
Day Dreaming
TAKING NOTESTAKING NOTES
• Skill to write important points briefly by omitting • Skill to write important points briefly by omitting
the unwanted extra illustrations, ideas, words
etc yet covering the all important content
the unwanted extra illustrations, ideas, words
etc yet covering the all important contentetc. yet covering the all important content
• 3 Methods – 1) Detailed notes
etc. yet covering the all important content
• 3 Methods – 1) Detailed notes
2) Short Notes – chart, outline2) Short Notes – chart, outline
3) Key words3) Key words
READING SKILLSREADING SKILLS
• Complex process• Complex process
• Perceptions of letters
• Perceptions of words
• Perceptions of letters
• Perceptions of wordsPerceptions of words
• Understanding the contents
Perceptions of words
• Understanding the contents
• Understanding main point
• Background Understanding
• Understanding main point
• Background UnderstandingBackground Understanding
• Reading time number of stops
Background Understanding
• Reading time number of stops
& duration of stops& duration of stops
READING SKILLS
• Perception• PerceptionBlurred VisionBlurred Vision Normal VisionNormal Vision
Eye fatigue
Bl d i i
Eye fatigue
Bl d i i
Blurred VisionBlurred Vision Normal VisionNormal Vision
Blurred vision
Adequate light
Blurred vision
Adequate lightAdequate light
Size Of print & quality Of paper
Adequate light
Size Of print & quality Of paper
Our vocabulary Our vocabulary
Familiarity with subject Familiarity with subject
FACTORS AFFECTING READING SKILLS
• Regression - Backward glances• Regression - Backward glances
• Backswing - Drag eye from One line to Other
• Head Movement - Head still eyes moves left to right
• Backswing - Drag eye from One line to Other
• Head Movement - Head still eyes moves left to right
and then down
• Vocalization - A) Motor reader –from word with lips
and then down
• Vocalization - A) Motor reader –from word with lipsVocalization A) Motor reader from word with lips
- B) Auditory reader- hear word in mind
& th d
Vocalization A) Motor reader from word with lips
- B) Auditory reader- hear word in mind
& th d& then read
- C) helpful for better speed and
& then read
- C) helpful for better speed and
comprehensioncomprehension
OUT LINE SKILLS
A i i i t f th t t iA i i i t f th t t i• Arranging main points of the text in proper
order
• Arranging main points of the text in proper
order
• Make chart , tables , figures etc. • Make chart , tables , figures etc.
MEMORY SKILLSMEMORY SKILLS
• Remembering or keeping in memory • Remembering or keeping in memory
• Can connect past, future with present
• Helps in learning , study, exam.
• Can connect past, future with present
• Helps in learning , study, exam.
• 4 Processes
1 Perception
• 4 Processes
1 Perception1 Perception
2 Retention
1 Perception
2 Retention
3 Recall
4 Recognition
3 Recall
4 Recognition
MEMORY SKILLSMEMORY SKILLSMEMORY SKILLS MEMORY SKILLS
• Techniques of remembering• Techniques of remembering• Techniques of remembering
Learn by heart
• Techniques of remembering
Learn by heart
Rewriting
Change the subject
Rewriting
Change the subjectChange the subject
Reciting by association , acronyms, diagrams
Change the subject
Reciting by association , acronyms, diagrams
TAKING NOTESTAKING NOTES
• Characteristics of Good notes 1 Notes in your Own words
• Characteristics of Good notes 1 Notes in your Own words1. Notes in your Own words
2. Omit unnecessary words
1. Notes in your Own words
2. Omit unnecessary words
3. Short forms whenever possible
4. Give titles & subtitles to the points
3. Short forms whenever possible
4. Give titles & subtitles to the points
5. Short notes to review
6 Colored pen for underline
5. Short notes to review
6 Colored pen for underline6. Colored pen for underline
7. Short notes should be ⅓ of detailed notes
6. Colored pen for underline
7. Short notes should be ⅓ of detailed notesdetailed notesdetailed notes
WRITING SKILLSWRITING SKILLS
Good Handwriting
Accurate errorless Effective writing Good punctuation
Speed
FOR INCREASING YOUR VOCABULARY FOR INCREASING YOUR VOCABULARY O C S G OU OC UO C S G OU OC U
P lt ti d t ll th dP lt ti d t ll th d• Prepare alternative and note all the new words
• Prepare scrap book of good poems, articles
• Prepare alternative and note all the new words
• Prepare scrap book of good poems, articles epa e sc ap boo o good poe s, a c es
• Listen to good lectures & talks
epa e sc ap boo o good poe s, a c es
• Listen to good lectures & talks
• Acquaint yourself with parts of speech • Acquaint yourself with parts of speech
• Read news papers and different magazines• Read news papers and different magazines
EFFECTIVE WRITING EFFECTIVE WRITING
• Relevant to context and subject
• Appropriate use of phrases idioms proverbs
• Relevant to context and subject
• Appropriate use of phrases idioms proverbs• Appropriate use of phrases, idioms, proverbs
• Rewrite sentences using appropriate adverb
• Appropriate use of phrases, idioms, proverbs
• Rewrite sentences using appropriate adverbg pp p
• Suggest comparison
g pp p
• Suggest comparison
MAKING A STUDY SCHEDULE
• Every day every subject
• Positive attitude
• Every day every subject
• Positive attitude
• Self motivation
• Set goal
• Self motivation
• Set goal
• Who fail plan, plan to fail
• Concentrate on abilities
• Who fail plan, plan to fail
• Concentrate on abilities
• Consistency and regularity
• Plan your work & workout your plan
R i ll i
• Consistency and regularity
• Plan your work & workout your plan
R i ll i• Revise all notes, write papers get checked ,correct errors
• Time / Activity / Detail
• Revise all notes, write papers get checked ,correct errors
• Time / Activity / Detail• Time / Activity / Detail• Time / Activity / Detail
PRINCIPLES OF PLANNING STUDY PRINCIPLES OF PLANNING STUDY
1. Regular study for 3-4 hrs essential
2 Study in 4 ways A) Home work B) Study math's C) difficult
1. Regular study for 3-4 hrs essential
2 Study in 4 ways A) Home work B) Study math's C) difficult2. Study in 4 ways A) Home work B) Study math s C) difficult subject D) other subjects turn by turn
3. Difficult subject study in the morning
2. Study in 4 ways A) Home work B) Study math s C) difficult subject D) other subjects turn by turn
3. Difficult subject study in the morning3. Difficult subject study in the morning
4. Specific subject study at specific time
5 Plan for next day before
3. Difficult subject study in the morning
4. Specific subject study at specific time
5 Plan for next day before5. Plan for next day before
6. Plan for specific task & time
7 Collect all study material before your study
5. Plan for next day before
6. Plan for specific task & time
7 Collect all study material before your study7. Collect all study material before your study
8. Same place same time – Habit
9 Discuss schedule with parents & friends
7. Collect all study material before your study
8. Same place same time – Habit
9 Discuss schedule with parents & friends9. Discuss schedule with parents & friends 9. Discuss schedule with parents & friends
GETTING READY FOR EXAMSGETTING READY FOR EXAMS
1. Surveying the text book 1. Surveying the text book
2. Read name of the author
3. Introduction of lesson
2. Read name of the author
3. Introduction of lesson
4. Read before, during class, revise lesson
5. Summary writing & note making
4. Read before, during class, revise lesson
5. Summary writing & note making
6. Writing Q.A.
7. Figures, charts, maps, draw diagrams
6. Writing Q.A.
7. Figures, charts, maps, draw diagrams
8. Memorizing
9. Write past Q. papers
8. Memorizing
9. Write past Q. papers
10. Revision10. Revision
STUDY STEPS
1. Survey1. Survey1. Survey
2. Pre-reading
1. Survey
2. Pre-reading
3. Post reading
4. Re-organization
3. Post reading
4. Re-organization g
5. Revision
g
5. Revision
6. Writing
7. Exam oriented
6. Writing
7. Exam oriented
STUDY STEPSSTUDY STEPSSTUDY STEPSSTUDY STEPS
• We learn first than somebody teaches• We learn first than somebody teaches• We learn first than somebody teaches
• To learn is desire
• We learn first than somebody teaches
• To learn is desire
• Specific
• Measurable
• Specific
• Measurable• Measurable
• Ambitious
• Measurable
• Ambitious
• Realistic
• Tractable
• Realistic
• Tractable• Tractable• Tractable
COPING UP WITH STRESSESCOPING UP WITH STRESSES
• Academic• AcademicAcademic
• Sexual
Academic
• Sexual
• Alcohol tobacco, Drugs• Alcohol tobacco, Drugs
• Family
• Peer pressure
• Family
• Peer pressure• Peer pressure
• Environment
• Peer pressure
• Environment
WHAT IS MOTIVATION?
• Urges• Urges
• Wants
• Needs
• DesiresDesires
• Strivings Persistent Behavior Directed • GoalsTowards Specific Goals
MOTIVATIONMOTIVATION
MOTIVATION MOTIVATION
General Zest for lifeGeneral Zest for life
EducationEducation
SportsSports
Oth E t i l ti itiOth E t i l ti itiOther Extra curricular activitiesOther Extra curricular activities
• Social Service
• Family Matters
• Social Service
• Family MattersFamily Matters
• Self Achievements
Family Matters
• Self Achievements
NEED FOR ACHIEVEMENTNEED FOR ACHIEVEMENT
Motive To Accomplish Things & Be Successful InMotive To Accomplish Things & Be Successful InMotive To Accomplish Things & Be Successful In Performing TasksMotive To Accomplish Things & Be Successful In Performing Tasks
Need For Achievement First Social Motive StudiedNeed For Achievement First Social Motive Studied
ACHIEVERSACHIEVERS
People: prefer challenging or risky tasks where performance isPeople: prefer challenging or risky tasks , where performance is compared with others
Seek more tasks when successfulSeek more tasks when successful
Like to have some control over outcome, not gamblers
CAREER COUNSELING &CAREER COUNSELING &CAREER COUNSELING & CAREER COUNSELING & APTITUDE TESTAPTITUDE TESTAPTITUDE TESTAPTITUDE TEST
Mrs.Neha S. Tamboli M ScM.Sc.
CAREER COUNSELORCHIRANJIV CLINIC & CHILD GUIDANCE CENTRE
GHUMARE LANE AHMEDNAGARGHUMARE LANE, AHMEDNAGARE mail : [email protected]
Website : www.chiranjivclinic.com
APTITUDE TEST• Aptitude = interest
• oldest aptitude test
• By dronacharya in mahabharata
• Bhima = courage + power = gada• Bhima = courage + power = gada
• Arjuna = concentration = archary
• Field of interest + efforts = best
achievement
CAREERCAREER
Studying In Interested Field Studying In Interested Field
Getting The Highest Position Getting The Highest Position
In The Work In The Work
Some Need Less Some Need Less
Some Need More TimeSome Need More Time
NEED FOR APTITUDE TEST & NEED FOR APTITUDE TEST &
COUNSELING COUNSELING
World has become competitiveWorld has become competitiveWorld has become competitiveWorld has become competitive
Life has become faster Life has become faster Life has become faster Life has become faster
N d f i t bilitN d f i t bilitNeed for economic stabilityNeed for economic stability
PROBLEMS IN STUDENTS PROBLEMS IN STUDENTS
Mental Tensions While Studying Mental Tensions While Studying Mental Tensions While Studying Mental Tensions While Studying
Can Not Make Their Own Decisions Can Not Make Their Own Decisions
Join Routine Professional CoursesJoin Routine Professional Courses
Same Things As Friends Same Things As Friends
Unsuccessful, Depressions Unsuccessful, Depressions
Loss Of Efforts & Money Loss Of Efforts & Money Loss Of Efforts & Money Loss Of Efforts & Money
APTITUDE TESTAPTITUDE TESTReasoning AbilityReasoning Ability : : Analysis, Higher StudiesAnalysis, Higher Studies
Research Research Research Research
Cognitive AbilityCognitive Ability : : Learn & Know New Learn & Know New
Things Form ConceptsThings Form Concepts
Figural Memory Figural Memory : : Observation & Remembering Observation & Remembering
Visual Forms & ShapesVisual Forms & Shapes
Spatial Ability Spatial Ability : : 3d, 2d Perception3d, 2d Perception
Visualizing Visualizing Concrete ObjectsConcrete Objects
APTITUDE TESTAPTITUDE TESTSocial Ability Social Ability : : Know The Emotions & Know The Emotions &
Thoughts Of People Thoughts Of People
Numerical Ability Numerical Ability : : Awareness Of Numbers Awareness Of Numbers & Do Calculation & Use & Do Calculation & Use & o Ca cu at o & Use& o Ca cu at o & UseSymbolsSymbols
Numerical MemoryNumerical Memory :: Remembering Large Remembering Large Numerical MemoryNumerical Memory :: Remembering Large Remembering Large Numbers & Quantative Numbers & Quantative VisualizationVisualization
Verbal Ability Verbal Ability :: Understood Meanings & Understood Meanings & Concepts Through Concepts Through p gp gLanguageLanguage
ORIENTATIONSORIENTATIONS
Knowledge OrientationKnowledge Orientation : :
Theoretical Approach In Teaching, Theoretical Approach In Teaching,
Research & High Level Planning Research & High Level Planning
Practical Orientation :Practical Orientation :Practical Orientation :Practical Orientation :
More Practical Outlook, More Practical Outlook,
Result Oriented ThoughtResult Oriented Thought
ORIENTATIONSORIENTATIONSArtistic Orientation : Artistic Orientation : Artistic Orientation : Artistic Orientation :
Aesthetic Qualities & Aesthetic Qualities &
Beauty In Any FieldBeauty In Any Field
Power : Power : Power : Power :
Desire To Achieve Desire To Achieve
Status In SocietyStatus In Society
F ith F ith Faith : Faith :
Devotion To The Devotion To The
SubjectSubject
ROLE OF COUNSELORROLE OF COUNSELORTalks with the student & parents separatelyTalks with the student & parents separately
Compromises the two teams Compromises the two teams
Di b t f th Di b t f th Discuss about of the courseDiscuss about of the course
Economy of the courseEconomy of the courseEconomy of the courseEconomy of the course
Selection of institute Selection of institute
Future prospects Future prospects
Psychological or behavioral problems Psychological or behavioral problems
ESSENTIALS FOR CAREERSESSENTIALS FOR CAREERS
•• Engineering Engineering -- reasoning ability reasoning ability
i l bilii l bili-- spatial abilityspatial ability
-- mathematical abilitymathematical ability
•• Defense services Defense services -- sense of responsibility sense of responsibility
-- determinationdetermination
-- decision making decision making decision making decision making
•• MedicineMedicine -- social abilitysocial ability
-- figural memoryfigural memory
NEWER FIELDS NEWER FIELDS Computer Computer -- Web Designing , System Administrators, Web Designing , System Administrators,
Network Management, E. Commerce Network Management, E. Commerce
Application, Animation, MassApplication, Animation, Mass--mediamedia
Commerce Commerce -- B.B.S; Event Management, Financial B.B.S; Event Management, Financial
Accounts Insurance Accounts Insurance –– Finance Finance Accounts, Insurance Accounts, Insurance Finance , Finance ,
foreign foreign ––Trades Trades
Science Science -- BioBio--tech. Biotech. Bio--medical Science, medical Science,
Nanotechnology, Astrophysics, Dip. In Nanotechnology, Astrophysics, Dip. In
Radiation , Telemedicine Bio InformaticsRadiation , Telemedicine Bio Informatics
TAKE HOME MASSAGESTAKE HOME MASSAGES
Counselor Counselor -- light houselight house
It is better late than never to It is better late than never to
change the course change the course gg
Applied courses with basic Applied courses with basic
course, saves time course, saves time
Above 90% not the success Above 90% not the success Above 90% not the success Above 90% not the success
there are many alternativesthere are many alternatives
To achieve what you like most To achieve what you like most -- is success is success
Enjoying the achievement is pleasureEnjoying the achievement is pleasure
The elevator to success is out The elevator to success is out The elevator to success is out The elevator to success is out
of orderof orderof orderof order
You will have to use the stairs You will have to use the stairs
one step at a timeone step at a time
Mrs.Neha Tamboli (M.Sc.)
CAREER COUNSELOR
CHIRANJIV CLINIC & CHILD
GUIDANCE CENTRE GHUMAREGUIDANCE CENTRE, GHUMARE
LANE, AHMEDNAGAR