The Counseling Service in the Counseling Center is the primary campus provider of free and confidential therapy to help college students manage personal, social, and academic challenges. Staffed primarily by licensed psychologists, the Counseling Service also conducts campus outreach presentations, provides emergency response services, and assists with referrals to off-campus mental health providers. The mission of student Health and Counseling Services is to enhance the physical and mental health of students in order to help them achieve academic success, personal development and lifelong wellness by providing an integrated program of quality, accessible, cost sensitive and confidential healthcare services, tailored to their unique and diverse needs and to assist the University community, through consultation and education, to develop a healthy campus environment consistent .

There is an imminent need for college counselling services in the following areas:

• Academic success:  The  college  counselors  can  help  the  students  to  identify  their highest potential and help them in get rid of obstacles to academic success, if any.
• Career and vocational guidance: College counsellors can help by providing information on the various career and vocational options available and can guide the students in choosing the right career based on suitable aptitude tests.
• Personal and Social development: The college counselor helps to identify talents of the students and  helps  to  nurture  communication  and  interpersonal  skills  of  the students.
• Resolving psychosocial problems:  Stress,  loneliness,  bullying,  ragging,  peer adjustments,  parental  and  teacher  pressure  are  some  of  the  possible  psychosocial problems of students which can be resolved by a college counsellor.
• Counselling for the parents: A very important revelation is that the parents also need to be counselled. The  student  counsellor  may  provide  counselling  to  the  parents  on  the Issues like:
• The necessity to accept the child as he is with his strengths and weaknesses.
• The ill effects of undue pressure and stress on the child to excel academically.
• The interests and aptitude of the child and his suitability and choice of career.
• The psychosocial  problems  of  the  child,  if  any  and  the  coping  Removing the stigma attached to counselling.
• Counselling for the  teachers  and  the  college  staff:  At  time, the  teachers  and  the college  staff  also  need  counselling  to  deal  effectively  with  the  huge  number  of students coming from diverse backgrounds and holding  unique  individualities. Some of  them  may  have  some  special  needs  which  need  to  be  addressed  differently  with specific techniques.