VS2012 extension with 2013.1

I have tried very hard to learn MVC 5, but is vs2012 is failing me?
I have wathced many videos on mvc, studied, and now doing. Sort of. I have received wrox mvc 5 professional developer with author Jon Galloway.    My question is after installing the 2012 extensions should I not be seeing
in the menu on start of new project->Web->mvc 5 web application as a selection?   Well, I don't.   After much looking, and reading, I not seeing any information on this. I would like to follow the book of mvc 5, but after
my first debug, exception resulted and yelled at me in red.   Not a real big deal, but I would like all the entities installed, the controllers, and view pre-installed to get me going with the book.   Thanks in advance

Hi Orinart,
Thank you for posting in MSDN forum.
I agree with the pvdg42's suggestion, so I suggest you could try the pvdv42's suggestion to check your issue.
In addition, I suggest you can also refer the following link to create a MVC5 project in VS2012.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/696518/Using-ASP-NET-MVC-within-Visual-Studio
Since I am not the MVC experts, so if the above suggestion still could not help you. I suggest you could try to consult this issue to this ASP.NET MVC forum:http://forums.asp.net/1146.aspx/1?MVC , you will
get better support.
Thanks for your understanding.
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============
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