Our experienced career counselors interact closely with students to understand their interests and capabilities. They also provide opportunities that expose students to different career options and guide them in navigating the college/university choices for higher education. These counselors also communicate with parents to help their children make the right career choices.

Students at The Vijay Millennium School are expected to maintain respectful behavior towards school staff and fellow students, refrain from damaging school property, and keep the premises clean. Violations such as irregular attendance, academic dishonesty, disruptive behavior, or bullying will result in serious disciplinary action, including possible expulsion. The medium of instruction is English, and students must communicate in English at all times. It is mandatory to bring the school-issued ID card daily, and parents are advised against sending money with their child without prior written notice from the school, ensuring safety and security measures are upheld.

Students are required to wear a neat and proper uniform on all working days, adhering to the prescribed attire outlined in the day's order. Shoes must be kept clean with properly tied laces, and socks should be changed daily for hygiene. It is advised to refrain from wearing fancy or expensive accessories such as long earrings, bangles, or watches, as the school cannot be held responsible for any loss of such items. Additionally, the wearing of gold and silver ornaments is strictly prohibited. Students must also ensure they do not damage any school property, as they may be liable to compensate for any damages incurred. For safety and security, parents should refrain from sending valuables (like expensive jewelry, electronic items, etc.) to school. Expensive gifts, sweets, cakes or any other gifts to staff and students are not allowed for birthday celebrations. If interested, parents may contribute books to the school library. Parents can meet teachers only during parent-teacher meetings or on Saturdays. Meeting teachers during school hours is strictly prohibited.