NSN
slider image
  • Home
  • Conversations
    • Industry Conversations
    • All Conversations
  • Perspectives
    • Education
      • Higher Education
      • School Education
    • Emerging Technologies
      • AI Skills and Education
    • Government Initiatives
    • Industry
    • Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs)
    • NEP 2020
    • Skill Training
  • News
    • Latest Updates
    • News Archives
    • CSR and ESG in Skill Education
    • Skill Development e-Magazine
    • NSN PDF Newsletter Archives
  • Videos
    • Explainers
    • Panel Discussions
    • Student Stories
    • Video Conversations
  • Resources
    • Apprenticeship
    • e-Books
    • Resources
    • Success Stories
  • Events
    • Workshops
  • About us
    • Our Team
    • Our Clients
    • Our Services
    • Privacy Policy
No Result
View All Result
NSN
  • Home
  • Conversations
    • Industry Conversations
    • All Conversations
  • Perspectives
    • Education
      • Higher Education
      • School Education
    • Emerging Technologies
      • AI Skills and Education
    • Government Initiatives
    • Industry
    • Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs)
    • NEP 2020
    • Skill Training
  • News
    • Latest Updates
    • News Archives
    • Skill Development e-Magazine
    • NSN PDF Newsletter Archives
  • Resources
    • Apprenticeship
    • E-books
    • Resources
    • Success Stories
  • Events
    • Workshops
  • About us
    • Our Team
    • Our Clients
    • Our Services
    • Privacy Policy
NSN
No Result
View All Result
Home Conversations

Karya Path – Tata STRIVE’s Self-Assisted Career Counselling Solution

Sahitya Karra by Sahitya Karra
February 3, 2022
Reading Time: 4 mins read
A A
0

“I am confused about my career. I do not know where my interest lies”, said Saritha anxiously, when casually posed with the question, “what next after your studies?”.

This is a common state of confusion among the aspirants in today’s extremely competitive world. While most of them want to pursue careers they are passionate about, realising one’s interest and navigating the path is the challenge.

Learn about Tata STRIVE courses and its initiatives in skill development – https://nationalskillsnetwork.in/tata-strive/

This is where career counselling holds huge significance in an aspirant’s life. It can turn around the scenario for them and aid them in building successful careers through professional guidance.

To address this issue of career counselling and fill the gaps with the right information and efficient tools, Tata STRIVE indigenously developed a self-assisted career counselling solution called Karya Path.

Karya Path – Tata STRIVE’s Self-Assisted Career Counselling Solution

Karya Path – Tata STRIVE’s self-assisted career counselling solution

Karya Path is a self-assisted, career counselling app that helps aspirants make informed career choices. “So far, we have had 1,50,000+ student interactions in the last 5 and half years using this career counselling solution”, said Mr. Raghu Reddy, Principal Lead – Technology.

Distinguishing features of Karya Path

  • Easy and anytime access to career guidance – Since the app is self-assisted, any aspirant can register on their own either on mobile or through a computer to get access to the career guidance. With a 5-step process, aspirants will be able to discover their interests and make informed decisions about their careers.
  • Language-agnostic career assessment tool – To minimise chances of misinterpretation of the statements, Karya Path uses pictures to assess the aspirant’s interest. The app uses picture-based career assessment to help youth feel safe to respond.

“Many youth feel threatened to share information through pen and paper assessment. Therefore, we developed picture-based assessments, to get more honest responses from the aspirants”, said Ms. Bijitha Joyce, Principal Lead – Ecosystem Strengthening, Talent Development and Alumni Experience at Tata STRIVE.

Karya Path – Tata STRIVE’s Self-Assisted Career Counselling Solution
Karya Path – Tata STRIVE’s Self-Assisted Career Counselling Solution 2
Karya Path – Tata STRIVE’s Self-Assisted Career Counselling Solution 3
Karya Path – Tata STRIVE’s Self-Assisted Career Counselling Solution 4
Karya Path – Tata STRIVE’s Self-Assisted Career Counselling Solution 6
Karya Path – Tata STRIVE’s Self-Assisted Career Counselling Solution 9
Karya Path – Tata STRIVE’s Self-Assisted Career Counselling Solution 8

Key highlights of the app

  • Instant view of the career report – After the picture-based assessment, the app generates a career report instantly. To help aspirants interpret the report, there are interpretation videos, that further explain the report, job roles and career options. However, no aspirant is forced to choose only that career that is suggested by the app.
  • Recommendation of job roles – The career counselling app recommends job roles based on the interests of the candidate. This helps the aspirants pursue a course of their interest and have job satisfaction and growth in their careers post-placement.
  • Career counsellor available on request – Though the app is self-assisted, there is also an option of requesting a human counsellor to help the aspirants in interpreting the report. This human interaction clears aspirants’ doubts and fills gaps if any, along with supporting them in choosing their most suitable career.

Access the self-assisted career counselling solution Karya Path using this link – https://karyapath.tatastrive.com/

If you wish to get in touch with Tata STRIVE, you may contact them by visiting https://tatastrive.com/Contact.aspx or by writing to them at STRIVE@tatasustainability.com

Technology-enabled career counselling

Karya Path is a good example of seamless technology integration. “Technology has always helped us in sailing through the process efficiently and in maintaining standards. This gives us enough confidence to help youth make positive career choices”, mentioned Ms. Bijitha Joyce.

Though Karya Path is a self-assisted app, there is an on-demand counsellor option available enabling human intervention if required.

The solution also has an inbuilt chatbot feature that validates the responses given by the aspirants.

Karya Path, with a seamless blend of technology into the existing system, is one of its kind tool, where the entire process is automated and is student-friendly.

Career counselling is the process of guiding aspirants on the path to self-discovery and self-realisation. This requires efforts from all the stakeholders in working with aspirants patiently, supporting them and motivating them to discover their interests. Career counselling should not be seen as a one-time task but a long-term process that helps everyone realise their dream careers, live a life filled with purpose and enjoy what they do.

RelatedPosts

Tools for Applied Learning in Secondary Schools

Mentorship and Peer Learning for Women Gig Workers

Why skills over degrees matter for online freelancing in gig economy

Tags: career counsellingKarya Path - Self-assisted career counselling appSelf-assisted career counsellingTata STRIVETata STRIVE CoursesTata STRIVE initiatives in Skill development
ShareTweetShareSummarizeSummarize
WhatsApp Join our WhatsApp channel for more updates:
WhatsApp Join Now!
YouTube Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more updates:
YouTube Subscribe Now!
Previous Post

NSN weekly round-up on skills, education and training- 02022022

Next Post

Skill Development and Vocational Training opportunities in Himachal Pradesh

Sahitya Karra

Sahitya Karra

Next Post
Skill Development in HImachal Pradesh

Skill Development and Vocational Training opportunities in Himachal Pradesh

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

No Result
View All Result
samplead3 samplead1

Subscribe to our e-Magazine

Trending Topics

skilling in India (131) National Skill Development Corporation - NSDC (127) skill development news India (125) skill development (122) Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship MSDE (102) vocational education (99) Apprenticeships (93) skill development news (82) NEP 2020 (78) skill development programs (71)

Follow us

  • This week, we visited Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering & Technology (CIPET) CSTS Hyderabad, as part of our ongoing effort at NSN to explore institutions that are building specialised skills for India
  • Tools for Applied Learning in Secondary Schools - explained in Bengali!As schools increasingly focus on skill-based education, vocational learning and experiential approaches under NEP 2020, applied learning is becoming an important part of school education.Watch this video in Bengali, explained by Mr. Sudip Chakraborty to understand the Applied Learning Toolkit and how it can support teachers, school leaders and trainers in implementing more practical and skill-based learning approaches.Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/D69XlSQJWTc?si=YMUxCUVhOtuFdbeX#appliedlearning #education #toolkit #teachers #schools #tafe #NEP2020
  • Announcing the 2nd edition of Bengaluru Skill Summit
Hon’ble Minister Dr. Sharanaprakash Rudrappa Patil, Minister for Skill Development, Entrepreneurship and Livelihood & Medical Education, Government of Karnataka, announces the 2nd edition of the Bengaluru Skill Summit.
Building on the success of the inaugural edition in 2025, the Summit has emerged as a powerful platform uniting industry, academia, policymakers, and youth to shape the future of skills.
📅 3–5 November 2026
📍 The Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru
This year, the focus is on strengthening industry collaboration, expanding global opportunities, and accelerating Karnataka’s vision of a future-ready workforce.
👉 Click here to join the movement and register: https://nationalskillsnetwork.in/karnataka-bengaluru-skill-summit-2026/
#BengaluruSkillSummit #SkillingIndia #FutureOfWork #Karnataka #SkillKarnataka
  • Women are increasingly participating in the gig economy through online freelancing, platform work, and digital services.Along with new opportunities, they also face unique challenges related to access, affordability, safety, visibility, and career growth.How can mentorship, peer learning, and community support help women navigate these challenges and build sustainable careers?This conversation explores the importance of trust, role models, inclusive support systems, and mentorship in empowering women gig workers and freelancers.Read more: https://nationalskillsnetwork.in/mentorship-learning-women-gig-workers/#womengigworkers #gigeconomy #mentorship #womenfreelancers #gigwork #gigjobs
  • The latest edition of NSN Insights explores important conversations shaping education, skilling, and the future workforce in India.This edition covers:🔹 India-centric multimodal AI systems and entry-level AI roles
🔹 Applied learning tools for secondary schools
🔹 AI quiz and learning resources
🔹 Repositioning ITIs and technical education for Gen Z
🔹 Weekly updates from the skill development and education ecosystemRead the latest edition here: https://sendy.nationalskillsnetwork.in//w/ehKjeXSLBTvEk1Ca7S763Few#skilldevelopment #artificialintelligence #appliedlearning #ITI #Education
  • This week’s developments across India’s skilling ecosystem highlight growing momentum in AI integration, semiconductor training, AVGC creative skills, industry partnerships and workforce readiness initiatives.From 5G labs for ITI students and EV technology courses to AI teacher training, vocational curriculum reforms and future-focused skilling programmes, institutions, industries and governments continue to strengthen pathways for employability and innovation.Explore the latest updates in this week’s NSN Newsbytes: https://nationalskillsnetwork.in/newsbytes-skill-education-26-may-2026/#skilldevelopment #CSR #AI #highereducation #ITI #academia #employability
  • Tools for applied learning in secondary schools - explained in Telugu!As schools increasingly explore more practical, skill-based and experiential approaches to learning under NEP 2020, applied learning is becoming an important part of school education.Watch this video in Telugu to understand the Applied Learning Toolkit developed through the Australia–India Institute collaboration and how it can support teachers and schools in implementing applied learning approaches.Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/5dxNUjsaHvU?si=piwDLOss2bdA_qCb#appliedlearning #education #toolkit #teachers #schools #tafe #NEP2020
  • State-led developments in skills and employability across IndiaStates across India continue to strengthen skilling, digital learning and industry-aligned education through new AI initiatives, deep-tech training programmes, higher education reforms and workforce development partnerships.From emerging technologies and innovation-led learning to inclusive education and employability-focused initiatives, the latest developments reflect growing momentum toward future-ready skills across regions.Read the full updates in this week’s edition here: https://nationalskillsnetwork.in/newsbytes-on-skill-education-19-may-2026/To feature a skill development initiative from your state, reach out to us at NSN.
Subscribe to stay updated with weekly insights on India’s evolving skilling ecosystem.
  • What happens when AI systems are trained on data that does not fully reflect India’s realities?From languages and cultural nuances to local environments and behavioural patterns, much of India still remains underrepresented in global AI datasets.This is where multimodal AI is beginning to change the conversation. By combining images, text, audio, and environmental signals, it moves AI closer to contextual understanding rather than isolated processing.The article explores how IIT Mandi’s Multimodal AI Lab is working toward building AI systems through data from India, with a strong focus on data ingestion, synchronization, and creating representative AI ecosystems grounded in Indian contexts.Click here to read more: https://nationalskillsnetwork.in/iit-mandi-multimodal-ai-lab-data-india/#MultimodalAI #AIinIndia #IITMandi #artificialintelligence #AIinnovation #humansintheloop #datalabelling

About us

National Skills Network (NSN) captures and shares the positive impact of various training, skill development and vocational education initiatives in India.

To know more about Our Team: Click here

Address

NSN Digital Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
CIN: U74999TG2020PTC147299
MSME: UDYAM-TS-09-0086473
Gachibowli, Hyderabad – 500032

Email us: contact@nationalskillsnetwork.com

Important Links

  • Conversations
  • Perspectives
  • News
  • Skill Development e-Magazine
  • Resources
  • Our Team
  • Our Clients
  • Partner with us
  • About us
  • Advertise with us
  • Content Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy

© 2026 National Skills Network Content licensed under CC BY-ND 4.0. Commercial use requires permission.

loader
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Conversations
    • Industry Conversations
    • All Conversations
  • Perspectives
    • Education
      • Higher Education
      • School Education
    • Emerging Technologies
      • AI Skills and Education
    • Government Initiatives
    • Industry
    • Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs)
    • NEP 2020
    • Skill Training
  • News
    • Latest Updates
    • News Archives
    • CSR and ESG in Skill Education
    • Skill Development e-Magazine
    • NSN PDF Newsletter Archives
  • Videos
    • Explainers
    • Panel Discussions
    • Student Stories
    • Video Conversations
  • Resources
    • Apprenticeship
    • e-Books
    • Resources
    • Success Stories
  • Events
    • Workshops
  • About us
    • Our Team
    • Our Clients
    • Our Services
    • Privacy Policy

© 2026 National Skills Network Content licensed under CC BY-ND 4.0. Commercial use requires permission.