Career Counselling Session Empowers Agriculture Students in Kanpur
Students at the College of Agriculture received valuable career guidance during a special one-day session on Friday. The event took place at Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology in Kanpur.
Focus on Professional Development and Planning
The primary goal of the counselling session was to help students with better career planning and professional development. Organizers designed the programme to address the specific needs of agriculture students facing today's competitive job market.
Dr C L Maurya, dean of the College of Agriculture, led the initiative. He stressed how timely guidance and informed decision-making play crucial roles in building successful careers. "Students need clear direction early in their academic journey," Dr Maurya emphasized during the event.
Collaboration with Educational Platform
The university organized the session in partnership with PhysicsWallah, a well-known educational platform. This collaboration brought additional expertise and resources to the counselling programme.
Expert Insights and Alumni Experiences
Sagun, the first speaker, delivered a comprehensive lecture covering multiple aspects of career development. His presentation included:
- Various career options available to agriculture graduates
- Effective strategies for competitive exam preparation
- The importance of consistency in study routines
- Developing discipline and self-confidence
Raghavendra, an alumnus of CSA Kanpur, shared his personal journey after completing education at the university. He provided practical guidance based on real-world experiences, including:
- Practical approaches to career planning
- Effective preparation techniques for competitive exams
- Methods for dealing with challenges during exam preparation
The session gave current students valuable insights from someone who successfully navigated the path they now follow.
Addressing Student Needs
The counselling programme specifically addressed the concerns of agriculture students who often face unique career challenges. Participants received information about diverse opportunities beyond traditional farming roles.
The university plans to organize more such sessions in the future to continue supporting student development. These initiatives demonstrate the institution's commitment to preparing graduates for successful professional lives.
Students left the session with clearer understanding of their career options and practical strategies for achieving their professional goals. The combination of expert advice and alumni experiences created a comprehensive learning opportunity for all participants.
