SKUAST Jammu Visiting Counsellor Recruitment 2026

SKUAST-Jammu's Directorate of Students Welfare is hiring a Visiting Counsellor on a purely temporary, part-time basis. If you have a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology, you can apply offline before the deadline. The last date to apply is 30 July 2026. You will get an honorarium of Rs. 2,000 per visit/day, working 2 days a week.

Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Jammu (SKUAST-Jammu) Visiting Counsellor Recruitment 2026 - 1 Post

SKUAST-Jammu has issued a notice to engage one Visiting Counsellor to provide counselling services to students under the Directorate of Students Welfare. The engagement is initially for 6 months, extendable based on requirement and satisfactory performance. SKUAST-Jammu is ICAR accredited with Grade 'A' and holds the 23rd NIRF rank among agricultural universities in India, so this is a good opportunity for psychology postgraduates looking for flexible, part-time work at a reputed institution.

Who Can Apply?

• Qualification: You must hold a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology.
• Engagement Type: Purely temporary and part-time, for 2 days a week.
• Note: The University reserves the right to accept or reject any or all applications without assigning any reason.

Salary

• You will get an honorarium of Rs. 2,000 per visit/day, for 2 days a week (approximately Rs. 17,000 per month).
• The engagement is initially for 6 months and may be extended based on requirement and your performance.

How to Apply

1. Prepare a brief bio-data along with self-attested copies of your educational qualification certificates.
2. Submit your application to the office of the Directorate of Students Welfare, SKUAST-Jammu within 5 days of the notice being published.

Important Dates

• Last Date to Apply: 30 July 2026

• Provide counselling services to students facing academic or personal challenges
• Conduct individual and group counselling sessions twice a week
• Maintain confidential records of student counselling sessions
• Refer students to specialists or other support services when needed
• Coordinate with the Directorate of Students Welfare on student wellbeing programs
• Report on counselling activities as required by the university