CBSE Psychological Counseling Facility for Class 10th, 12th Students, Parents Enters 25th Year

The Central Board of Secondary Education, or CBSE, is about to enter its 25th year of offering psychiatric counselling to students and parents in a variety of methods. The major goal of this free continuous psychological treatment (since 1998) is to keep students in CBSE affiliated schools in Class 10 and Class 12 stress-free during the exams. The board has been offering free psychological counselling in two stages: before the exam and after the findings.

The board has made it possible for students and parents to access audio-visual information via its official website, cbse.nic.

On the website, you can also view and listen to multimedia content on topics such as Specific Learning Disabilities, Substance Abuse Disorders, individual experiences of adolescents, Aggression, Depression, Internet Addiction Disorders, and Examination Stress, as well as their solutions through Life Skills.

CBSE Psychological Counseling Facility Types

Telecounselling facilities in 2022

IVRS

The free IVRS service is accessible 24×7 by calling the Board’s toll-free number 1800 11 8004. This number can be contacted for general information from anywhere in the country. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), valuable test information such as improved preparation, time and stress management, Covid avoidance, and crucial contact information for CBSE offices are also provided at IVRS.

Tele-counseling

Tele-counseling is a volunteer and free service given by the Board from 09:30 a.m. to 05:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday. This year, 92 Principals and Counselors from India and other countries across the world, including Nepal, Moscow, Saudi Arabia, America, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, and Singapore, participated.