1. Most students take a psychometric test which is helpful. But then whose result adds on to the chaos in their minds. Why? This test outlines its strengths and weaknesses and highlights their interests and aptitudes. But the catch is their interests and aptitudes need not match; like they can be good at physics but their passion might lie in arts. So what do they pick?

2. In this scenario, a counseling system could explain to them their report by telling them the perks and mishaps of pursuing both their interests and aptitudes, thus shedding a light to make them take the right decisions. 

3. An experienced counsellor further studies their thinking and wants. They can best discover some hidden potential. Once potential is realised, proper guidance can be given for a bright career for the student.

4. Students get the First Taste of Adulthood as they interact with a counsellor. They take the first step as an adult, i.e. Decision Making. This can invoke a sense of responsibility and thorough thinking as they assess the pros and cons of their preferred stream. 

5. Also, they get introduced to Right to Choose. Till 10th mostly parents dominate the academic life of students. And continue to do so as mentioned above. Or in many cases, peer pressure intimidates them. But enrolment into career counselling can make them feel free and at ease to express their deepest desires. Along with their aptitude, their interests can hold a significant value. They can be encouraged to pursue an uncommon career path and given apt knowledge about what to do next. The ‘how’ can be answered and they need not choose any safe career choice. 

6. A counsellor can act as the bridge between stubborn parents and students. They can help parents realise the scope of the field their child wants to be in. And why it is advisable to let the child prove its potential in the future.