After completion of the Post graduate Diploma in Guidance and Counselling (PGDGC) course students will -

1. Have the knowledge, personal attitudes and skills to provide effective guidance counselling and developmental services to the students diverse in age, gender and socio-economic status.
2. Have a strong identity as professional counsellors with a skill to provide academic and vocational guidance to the students.
3. Have the skills to primarily deliver developmental and preventative services using individual as well as small & large group interventions to children with different abilities.
4. Have the ability to go beyond providing individual services and skills to lead teams of teaching professionals, developing and providing a comprehensive set of services as needed by the student community.
5. Have an extensive knowledge of various career opportunities connected with different academic and vocational courses and a deeper understanding of their interrelations. They will also have the expertise of assessing and evaluating the individual’s condition and provide the most appropriate and necessary guidance that will best fit the individual.
6. Have the knowledge and skills to use technology resources in professional practice & research and understand the application of ethical practice during assessment.
7. Have an immense knowledge of all the diverse psychological disorders that enable him to properly identify and take suitable measures to handle the problem of the individual.
8. Have the skill of taking the case history of an individual related to his/her psychological disorder.

Revised Regulation of PGDGC w.e.f. 2022-23