Arunachal Pradesh University took a proactive step towards shaping the future of its students by organizing a dynamic Career Counseling and Guidance Programme. The event, tailored to empower students with valuable insights and perspectives for their professional journeys, featured esteemed resource persons – Asunam Perme, Circle Officer of Bagra Circle, Aalo, and Taba Biroy, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP), East Siang.

Asunam Perme, with her extensive administrative experience, provided students with a comprehensive understanding of career opportunities in civil services and administrative roles. Her engaging sessions focused on the skills and attributes required to excel in these fields, shedding light on the challenges and rewards of public service.

Taba Biroy, an accomplished law enforcement professional serving as DySP in East Siang, brought a unique perspective to the program. His sessions delved into the diverse career paths within the law enforcement sector, offering valuable insights into the qualities and qualifications essential for a successful career in policing.

The program encompassed interactive workshops, panel discussions, and one-on-one counseling sessions, allowing students to directly engage with the resource persons. Asunam Perme and Taba Biroy shared their personal career journeys, anecdotes, and practical tips, enriching the sessions with real-world perspectives.

The Vice Chancellor, faculty members, and administrative staff actively supported the initiative, recognizing the pivotal role of career counseling in shaping well-informed and motivated graduates. The Career Counseling and Guidance Programme at Arunachal Pradesh University, with Asunam Perme and Taba Biroy as resource persons, not only aimed at providing career clarity but also instilled a sense of purpose and direction among students, aligning with the university’s commitment to holistic education and student success.