Find the career that fits. Then the college.
One counsellor guides your child from class 9 to the end of college. First, careers that suit them. Then the stream, exams and college that lead there. Then internships, higher studies or a first job.
Career counselling and guidance from Hyderabad for families across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, from Warangal to Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam. Calls are by phone or video, so distance doesn't matter, and the first call is free.
“JEE Main has no negative marking now.”
Wrong answers still lose a mark, as in earlier years. If you're unsure, leaving a question blank costs nothing.
“You also need 75% in Inter for an NIT.”
NITs need 75% in Inter (65% for SC, ST and PwD students), or a place in the top 20 percent of your board that year. Your rank alone isn't enough.
“Without MPC in Inter, B.Tech is impossible.”
Most B.Tech courses need MPC. But with BiPC, EAPCET's agriculture and pharmacy stream leads to some B.Tech courses, such as biotechnology and food technology.
“NIT cutoffs will drop a lot this year.”
Nobody knows this year's closing ranks until counselling ends. Here is where they fell in each of the last three years, so you can see the range.
Sound familiar?
Parents and students worry about different things. College Fit answers both, in one plan that grows with your child.
If you're a parent
- Everyone says MPC. What if it's the wrong stream for our child?
- Careers first, then the stream. Your counsellor helps your child find careers that suit them, so the choice after 10th has reasons behind it.
- Everyone at the office has advice, and none of it agrees.
- One counsellor who knows your child. The same person from your first planning call through college, with a backup who already knows your family.
- Half the forwards in the family group are wrong. Which half?
- Answers you can check. Send it to us with Check This. Within one working day you get a clear answer, and where it comes from.
- We only hear about a deadline after it has passed.
- Reminders before every deadline. Exam registrations, documents and counselling rounds, planned with you and flagged before each official date.
- Is this agent telling us the truth, or selling us a seat?
- Your family decides. We set out the options against what matters to you, with facts you can check. The choice, and the reasons for it, stay yours.
If you're a student
- Everyone says engineering. I'm not sure that's me.
- Find what you'd enjoy. Work out what you like and what you're good at, then look at careers that fit, well beyond engineering and medicine.
- Everyone asks my rank, like that's all I am.
- A plan that's yours too. Your interests go into the plan next to your parents' priorities, and you see every task and decision on your own phone.
- I have no idea what my rank can actually get me.
- Understand your rank. See where ranks like yours got in over the last three years, college by college. Real history from official data, not a predictor's guess.
- I got in. Now what do I actually do with this degree?
- Someone in your corner at college. Electives, internships, higher studies or a first job: your counsellor checks in every year.
More than engineering and medicine
Most families hear about two careers. There are hundreds. Here are 43, placed by what a student enjoys, and your counsellor helps your child explore them, understand them and choose.
43 careers here, and hundreds more
Fifteen quick choices. See where your child sits on this map, and what to try next.
Thinkers like asking why
- Engineer
- Doctor
- Data scientist
- Biotechnologist
- Forensic scientist
- Economist
- Research scientist
- Clinical psychologist
- Pharmacist
Creators like making new things
- Architect
- UX designer
- Animator
- Fashion designer
- Journalist
- Filmmaker
- Interior designer
Helpers like working with people
- Teacher
- Nurse
- Social worker
- Speech therapist
- Occupational therapist
- Sports coach
- Physiotherapist
Leaders like making things happen
- HR manager
- Lawyer
- Entrepreneur
- Civil services officer
- Marketing manager
- Hotel manager
- Investment banker
Organisers like order and detail
- Chartered accountant
- Actuary
- Company secretary
- Bank officer
- Air traffic controller
- Statistician
- Supply chain manager
Makers like hands-on work
- Pilot
- Agricultural scientist
- Chef
- Merchant navy officer
- Wildlife biologist
- Armed forces officer
From class 9 to a career
Start in any year: message us for a free first call, and if you join, your first planning call is within 7 days. From then the same counsellor stays with your child right through college, and every stage has a written plan you agree together. Choose a stage to see what happens.
A first job or higher studies
Discover Class 9 and 10
What happens
Your counsellor gets to know your child: what they enjoy, what they're good at, what they wonder about. Together you look at careers that fit, and what each one takes.
What you get
The right stream after 10th, such as MPC, BiPC, MEC, CEC or HEC, chosen for reasons the whole family understands.
Tasks you might see
- Read about architecture, accountancy and psychology
- Set your family's priorities
Explore Class 11 (Inter 1st year)
What happens
The careers narrow to a few directions, and those decide the exams. Then colleges and courses that fit, with fees, facts and past closing ranks, each fact labelled with where it came from.
What you get
Your exams and their dates, and a first list of dream, target and safe colleges.
Tasks you might see
- Add two colleges to your list
- Ask about a college's hostel fee
Apply Class 12 (Inter 2nd year)
What happens
Registrations, documents, exams and counselling rounds such as JoSAA, TG and AP EAPCET, and NEET's all-India (MCC) and state medical rounds, one step at a time, while your child gets on with studying. Then you compare the options and agree a choice list.
What you get
A reminder before every official deadline, a choice list the whole family understands, and help through to reporting day.
Tasks you might see
- Register for JEE Main session 2
- Upload: last two report cards
- Agree your choice list
The year usually runs like this: JEE Main in January and April; EAPCET, NEET and JEE Advanced in May; JoSAA rounds from June; EAPCET counselling in July; classes from August. Your counsellor tracks this year's official dates.
Grow Every year of college
What happens
A check-in with your counsellor each year: branch and elective choices, internships and projects, and whether to go on to higher studies or look for a first job.
What you get
A plan for each year of college, and by the final year a clear next step: a first job, or the right course for higher studies.
Tasks you might see
- Pick your electives for next year
- Shortlist two summer internships
The people who'll guide you
A small team in Hyderabad. You'll know your counsellor by name, and they'll know your child.
[Draft for the founder to approve] I started College Fit after watching families around me choose careers and colleges from forwarded messages and guesswork. Good advice existed, but it was expensive, rushed, or tied to whoever was selling seats.
We wanted something simpler: one person who knows your child, facts you can check, and the decision left with your family. That's College Fit, one family at a time.
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Every fact shows where it came from
Fees change, cutoffs move and rumours spread fast. So each fact in College Fit carries a label, a source and the date we last checked it. One of us writes it down, someone else checks it against the source, and only then does your family see it. Tap a label to see what it means.
- Official
From the exam body, board, college or government, with the link.
- Verified
Checked by our team against a document we hold, and dated.
- Reported
From the news or other families. Useful, but weigh it.
- Not confirmed
We couldn't confirm it yet, so comparisons never count it.
Choose by what matters to your family
The best college isn't the same for every family. Move the sliders and watch the order change.
- College APrivate, in Hyderabad, 20 minutes from home
- College BGovernment, in Warangal, 3 hours away
- College CPrivate, in another state, a night's journey
An illustration with made-up colleges. In the app, your counsellor builds this from your own shortlist, and facts that aren't confirmed are never counted.
Everything in one place
No more digging through WhatsApp for that one PDF. Parents and the student see the same chat, plan, tasks and documents, and the app tells you what to do next.
- On the web and on Android. On an iPhone, it works in Safari.
- Up to five family members, each with their own sign-in. No passwords to remember.
- In your own language. Each person chooses theirs, so a parent and a student can read the same plan in different languages.
Apply: class 12
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A relative says JEE Main has no negative marking this year. Is that right?
FalseWrong answers still lose a mark. Leave a question blank if you're unsure.
- Aims
- Computer science or electronics, in Telangana if possible
- What matters most
- Placements, then fees
- Exams
- JEE Main, TG EAPCET
- Next call
- Saturday, 11 am
Set your family's prioritiesLakshmi
Register for JEE Main session 2Aarav, by 25 Feb
Upload: last two report cardsLakshmi, by Friday
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DreamNIT WarangalIIIT Hyderabad
TargetJNTU HyderabadCBIT
SafeTwo colleges near home
We keep time, so you don't have to
The app keeps time for every family, and our head of counselling sees anything that runs late. Working hours are Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 6 pm, except holidays such as Sankranti.
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4 working hoursfor a first reply to your message
A real answer from your counsellor, not an automatic one.
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1 working dayto answer your Check This question
True, False, Partly true or Cannot confirm, with a source you can open.
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7 daysfrom joining to your first planning call
Where your College Fit Plan begins.
How we protect your child's information
- Only the basics, such as name and class, until a parent agrees
- We never ask for Aadhaar
- Stored in India
- No ads, no trackers
Questions families ask
Who is College Fit for?
Career counselling for students from class 9 to 12 (Inter) and in college, and their parents, in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Any stream, such as MPC, BiPC, MEC, CEC or HEC, and any route, whether JEE, EAPCET, NEET, CUET or something else.
When should we start?
Any year from class 9. Starting early gives your child time to explore careers before choosing a stream after 10th. If your child is already in Inter or in college, we start where they are.
Do we have to come to Hyderabad?
No. Calls are by phone or video, so families anywhere in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, from Warangal to Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam, work with us the same way, and everything else happens in the app.
Is this coaching?
No. We don't teach exam subjects, so your child keeps their school, coaching or college classes. We help with everything around them: careers, streams, exams, colleges, deadlines, applications and the choices that come after.
What does it cost?
The first call is free. After that, fees depend on the plan your family chooses, and we agree them with you in writing before you start. Nothing is charged through the app.
Do you guarantee admission?
No, and nobody honest can. Admission depends on exams, seats and official counselling rules. We help your family understand the options and choose well.
What happens after my child joins a college?
Your counsellor stays with your child. Each year there's a check-in about branch and electives, internships, and whether to go on to higher studies or look for a first job. Your family keeps its plan and everything in the app.
Can the student use it too?
Yes, and we hope they will. The parent who sets up the family can invite up to four more people, including the student and anyone else who has a say.
How do we sign in?
Your counsellor sends the parent a sign-in link on WhatsApp, and the parent invites the others. After that, you sign in with your fingerprint or face on the web, or stay signed in on the Android app. There are no passwords.
Is there an iPhone app?
Not yet. On an iPhone, College Fit works in Safari, and you can add it to your Home Screen to get notifications (iOS 16.4 or later).
How do we get started?
Message us on WhatsApp or email us. We'll set up a free first call. If you decide to join, your first planning call with your counsellor happens within 7 days.
Talk to us about your child
Tell us your child's class, where you live and what they're thinking about. We read every message, reply personally, and set up a free first call.
Please don't send mark sheets or ID documents in your first message.