CBSE Annual Psychological Counselling 2025 Begins from 14th May

CBSE Important Dates 2025 Overview

In the following table, students can find the important dates related to the CBSE practical and theory exams, and the psychological counselling services available to Classes 10 and 12 students in 2025.

How to attend CBSE Counselling Facilities in 2025

CBSE Psychological Counselling 2025 is provided to students in various forms and media platforms. Given below are the different types of services offered by CBSE to students of CBSE Class 10 and CBSE Class 12, before and after the board examinations.

• IVRS Support (Interactive Voice Response System)
  • A toll-free IVRS facility was made available 24x7 starting from January 1, 2025, through the number 1800-11-8004.
  • Students and parents can access stress-free exam preparation information, tips on time and stress management, FAQs, and essential contact details of CBSE offices.
  • The service provides information in both Hindi and English.
• Bilingual Podcasts
  • Bilingual podcasts on relevant subjects can be accessed on the official CBSE website (cbse.gov.in).
  • This additional resource aims to cater to diverse learning preferences and enhance accessibility.
• Tele-Counselling Service
  • A voluntary and free-of-cost tele-counselling service is available from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Monday to Saturday.
  • The service is provided by 65 trained counsellors, including principals, special educators, and psychologists from CBSE-affiliated government and private schools.
  • Among them, 52 counsellors are from India, and 13 are from various international locations such as Kuwait, Nepal, Japan, Doha-Qatar, Oman (Muscat), and the United Arab Emirates (Dubai, Sharjah, Ras-al-Khaimah).
• Diverse Engagement Platforms
  • CBSE actively engages with students through toll-free tele-counselling, IVRS, and social media platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.
  • Over the years, important messages have been shared on these platforms to address various concerns.
  • Audio-visual content covering topics like youth experiences, aggression, depression, internet addiction disorder, examination stress, specific learning disabilities, substance use disorders, and life skills is available for students to view and listen to.