JNIS

Academic Guidance Counselling

Every Ambition Deserves a Direction

At JNIS, Academic Guidance Counselling (AGC) empowers students to discover their strengths, explore possibilities and make informed choices for their future.

Our counsellors work closely with each student through one-to-one mentoring, psychometric assessments, academic planning and university application support.

From shortlisting the right-fit universities to crafting compelling applications and scholarship essays, we are with our students—every step of the way.

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A JNIS student discussing university options with an academic guidance counsellor

University Placements

University Placements

Our students have received offers from leading universities across the globe over the last 3–5 years.

Assessments & Academic Enrichment

Purposeful preparation, global opportunities and informed guidance help every learner move forward with confidence.

01

Entrance Test

Structured preparation for key university entrance assessments.

  • SAT
  • PSAT
Student preparing for an entrance test

02

International Tests & Competitions

Opportunities for learners to challenge themselves on respected international platforms.

  • AMC 8, 10 & 12
  • CEMC, Euclid & PCF
  • Olympiads & academic challenges
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Aptitude Testing

Aptitude testing for academic planning and personalised career counselling.

  • Strength and interest discovery
  • Academic pathway guidance
Student completing an aptitude assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers about counselling, health support, confidentiality and safeguarding.

Values are integrated through classroom dialogue, reflection, collaborative work, assemblies and service-learning experiences across age groups.

Students may approach the counselling team directly or connect through a teacher, year-level coordinator or parent referral.

Conversations are treated sensitively and respectfully. Information is shared only when necessary to protect a student's safety or provide appropriate support.

The clinic assesses the student, provides appropriate immediate care and contacts the family when further attention or collection is needed.

Students and families can speak with a trusted teacher, counsellor, coordinator or a designated safeguarding representative. Every concern is taken seriously.

We’d Love to Hear from You

University and institutional
representatives are welcome to
connect with our POC team for
collaborations, visits or
student support.

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