Chandigarh, May 29: The Punjab government is finalizing institutional arrangements to launch a specialized career guidance helpline tailored specifically for students completing their senior school education. The upcoming student support desk aims to provide structured academic counseling to individuals navigating educational transitions after completing class 10 and class 12 examinations.
The institutional initiative is designed to bridge guidance gaps for young learners enrolled across the state-run public school network. Academic coordinators maintained that the centralized telephonic helpline will offer direct access to professional career counselors who can outline diverse vocational pathways, professional degrees, and technical training opportunities. The system will prioritize explaining accessible entry requirements for regional universities and commercial skill development institutes.
Educational administrators declared that the specialized service will actively assist students from rural and semi-urban districts who frequently face limited access to institutional career counseling. By offering verified details regarding competitive entrance tests and government scholarship initiatives, the department intends to systematically streamline post-school transitions. Official notifications detailing the operational helpline numbers and daily counseling schedules are expected to be publically released by state education authorities ahead of the upcoming academic admission cycle.
