“ Understand that success is not an accident, but a planned event.” - Abhishek Ratna

Tenacity is what drives Rashmi Rekha Kakoty. Her constant need to plan things ahead helps her to stay a step-ahead always and be a true pioneer for career-minded individuals who will be the future workforce. What sets her apart from the rest of the counsellors are her futuristic vision and her exemplary guidance technique.

Rashmi Rekha Kakoty has completed her graduation with honours in English from Dibrugarh University. She has done her Post Graduation in Human Resource Management from Guwahati University and also PGDTTIM from IITTM, Gwalior. She also holds a Diploma in Teachers Training. She recently acquired a Certification in Global Career Counselling from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA Extension) and a Green Belt Certification from Global Career Counselling from Univariety, Singapore.

Rashmi is an industry veteran with a decade long experience in the world of learning and counselling. She has excellent teaching and leadership skills and has done exceedingly well as a Faculty in a Management Institute in Guwahati. She has also functioned as a school teacher for senior students in a reputed high school. While teaching the young students, she interacted with individuals who were not sure as to what they should aim for from their career journey. To solve their predicament, she would try to understand their personality, their unique skillsets, their competencies and offer them guidance and counselling accordingly. Apart from her enriching career journey, Rashmi has also presented as an esteemed guest lecturer at renowned universities in Guwahati. Her academic brilliance coupled with her enriching career journey makes her a numero uno choice for students and parents needing career guidance and counselling. Passion to work with students is what drives Rashmi Rekha Kakoty. Her constant interaction with various students of various categories inspires her to come up and stand as a career counsellor for them. She never gets tired of working with students