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GEMS Education India is seeking an Admissions Counsellor in Raipur to guide prospective students from first contact to classroom enrolment. The role involves counselling families, following up consistently, hitting activity targets, and contributing to campus branding efforts.
The candidate will manage leads, use CRM/ERP for tracking, and coordinate with Marketing and Operations to ensure smooth fee closure and enrollment. Fluency in local language, English/Hindi is valued.
Reports To: Admissions Manager / Admission Head
Location: Raipur
The Admission Counsellor is responsible for guiding a prospective student all the way from the first point of contact to the day they walk into a classroom. This includes counselling, follow-up, conversion, and fee closure. The role also expects the counsellor to actively contribute to lead generation and campus branding efforts, not just work leads handed to them. It is a target-driven, activity-heavy role that calls for discipline in daily calling, meetings, and follow-up, along with genuine care for helping students choose the right program.
Every lead is expected to move through the following stages in order:
Activity / KPI
Standard / Target
Outbound calls (dials)
Daily
Leads/prospects engaged per day (please confirm if this means daily connects, active leads worked, or total database size)
About 150 per day (average)
Daily
Talk time on calls (please confirm the intended term)
Daily
Face-to-face meetings / walk-in engagements attended (non-marketing)
Daily
First Response Time (FRT) on new leads
As per defined SLA, for example, within 30 minutes of lead assignment
Referrals generated
As per monthly target
Monthly
As per assigned target
Monthly, rolling up to Quarterly, rolling up to Annual
Fee collection closure
100% of committed fee per enrolment, as per defined payment terms
Monthly
The candidate should be comfortable speaking (and, where relevant, writing) the regional language of the state where they are posted, in addition to English and/or Hindi, so they can counsel local students and parents effectively. The specific regional language required will be confirmed once the branch or territory for this role is finalised, for example, Marathi in Maharashtra, Kannada in Karnataka, Tamil in Tamil Nadu, Telugu in Andhra Pradesh or Telangana, Bengali in West Bengal, or Gujarati in Gujarat.