Helping students and professionals navigate career confusion, academic choices, and work-related stress, guiding you toward practical paths that fit your strengths.
Receive expert guidance in selecting the right stream and discovering your true potential.
Explore career options based on your academic qualifications and aspirations, setting you on the right course.
Reassess your career choices, explore new opportunities, and achieve professional growth.
Career choices can feel overwhelming, whether you are a student choosing an academic stream, a graduate looking for your first job, or a professional feeling stuck or burned out. Career counseling provides a structured, supportive space to explore your options, understand your interests, and make decisions with confidence.
Counseling helps you approach your professional path with clearer direction and confidence:
We work with individuals at different stages of their education and career:
We frequently help clients work through:
Our career counseling is personalized to your situation. For students, we often involve parents in the initial and final parts of the process to ensure everyone is on the same page. We focus on real-world practicalities and actionable steps to help you move forward.
Career counselling helps you make informed decisions about studies and work by understanding your interests, strengths, values and circumstances.
Anubha Verma supports students choosing streams after Class 10 or courses after Class 12, graduates deciding on their next step, and working professionals dealing with career change, burnout or work-related stress. Sessions are held in person in Dwarka, Delhi and Greater Faridabad, or online on Google Meet from anywhere in India or abroad, in English or Hindi.
Dwarka Sector 6, Delhi and Sector 85, Greater Faridabad, or online on Google Meet across India and abroad
English and Hindi
Monday to Saturday, 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Class 8 to 10 is a useful time to explore interests before choosing a stream, and Class 12 is a key point before choosing a course or college. Counselling can help at any stage when a student feels unsure or pressured.
Yes. Professionals come for help with changing careers, returning after a break, feeling stuck or unfulfilled, handling workplace stress, and planning their next move.
For school students, parents are often involved in at least one session so that the family can discuss options together. The student's own interests and voice stay at the centre.
It typically involves conversations about your interests, strengths and goals, reflection on past experiences, and exploring realistic options and next steps, so that you leave with a clearer direction.
Taking the first step is often the hardest part. We're here to walk alongside you with empathy and professional guidance.
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