Every assessment we run,
and who each one is for.

📝 68 questions ⏱️ about 45 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

The full picture before a Class 9 or 10 student commits to a stream. 68 questions in three parts: how you work and what you are like across 8 traits, where your interests genuinely sit across 7 fields, and — unusually — a verified ability section that tests logical, quantitative and verbal reasoning rather than taking your word for it.

• 68 questions in three parts · about 45 minutes
• Personality and work style across 8 traits
• Interests measured across 7 fields
• Verified ability: logical, quantitative and verbal
• Best-fit stream and subject combination, with the reasoning
• Counsellor-reviewed PDF report

📝 66 questions ⏱️ about 45 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

For students out of Class 12 and facing too many options. 66 questions map your personality and work style across 8 traits, your career interests on the RIASEC model, and what you actually value in work — then match you to careers that fit all three, each with the degree, the entrance exams, a timeline and the institutes to aim at.

• 66 questions · about 45 minutes
• Personality and work style across 8 traits
• Career interests on the RIASEC (Holland) model
• Your work values, which decide whether a career suits you long term
• Best-fit careers, each with degree, entrance exams, timeline and institutes
• Counsellor-reviewed PDF report

📝 26 questions ⏱️ about 22 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

Finds how a student actually learns (VARK) and how strong their habits really are — time management, focus, note-taking, revision, exam strategy — plus procrastination and test anxiety. Then gives techniques matched to them, and a plan for the gaps.

• 26 scenario-based questions · about 22 minutes
• Learning style across the four VARK modes
• Study habits scored on five fronts
• Procrastination and test-anxiety check
• Techniques matched to how this student learns

📝 21 questions ⏱️ about 20 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

Past "Science or Commerce" and into the exact combination: PCM against PCB against PCMB against PCM with Computer Science, Commerce with or without Maths, or the right Humanities track. 21 real situations, no self-ratings.

• 21 scenario-based questions · about 20 minutes
• Subject affinity across nine subjects
• The best-fit combination named, not a vague stream
• What each combination opens up — and closes off
• Counsellor-reviewed PDF report

📝 24 questions ⏱️ about 22 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

For PCM and PCB students and JEE/NEET aspirants. 24 situations work out whether Engineering, Medicine, Architecture and Design or Pure Science genuinely fits — then rank engineering branches by fit, each with its 2026 career scope and the exact exam route.

• 24 scenario-based questions · about 22 minutes
• Engineering, Medicine, Architecture/Design or Pure Science — which one fits
• Engineering branches ranked by fit, not by cutoff
• Current 2026 career scope for each branch
• The exact exam route to get there

📝 21 questions ⏱️ about 18 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

21 real situations covering seven readiness areas — academics, English, test aptitude, profile, independence, money and goal clarity. You get a gap analysis and a full guide to tests, destinations, scholarships and a Class 9–12 timeline.

• 21 scenario-based questions · about 18 minutes
• Seven readiness areas scored, including the financial one nobody asks about
• Gap analysis: what to fix, in what order
• Guide to tests, destinations and scholarships
• A Class 9–12 timeline you can plan against

📝 85 questions ⏱️ about 75 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

For a Class XII student deciding whether to commit the next five years to law. 85 questions in five sections: how closely you read a rule, whether you can apply a stated principle to facts you have never seen, how cleanly you reason about arguments, whether the daily work of law actually suits you, and what you do when fairness costs you something. No prior legal study is needed — every principle a question turns on is printed in the question. The report gives a straight answer on whether to prepare for CLAT and other law entrances, a worked answer key for every question you got wrong, and a staged plan.

• 85 questions in five sections · 75 minutes · no negative marking
• Legal understanding, legal aptitude and legal bend of mind, scored separately
• A composite Legal Fit Index out of 100, with a straight verdict
• Worked answer key — every wrong answer with the reason it was wrong
• Which kind of law suits you: litigation, corporate, constitutional, judicial or research
• CLAT, AILET, SLAT, LSAT—India and CUET readiness, and what this test does not measure
• A staged action plan for this week, this quarter and this year

📝 31 questions ⏱️ about 26 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

For final-year students and fresh graduates. 31 real situations match you to best-fit job-role families with the exact prep path, and score placement readiness across aptitude, communication, technical depth, interview and resume, and work-readiness.

• 31 scenario-based questions · about 26 minutes
• Best-fit job-role families with the prep path for each
• Placement readiness on five fronts
• Precisely what to build before placement season
• Counsellor-reviewed PDF report

📝 70 questions 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

70 situational questions measuring Big-Five personality, RIASEC work style, ten core management skills and fit across MBA specializations. The report ranks specializations with roles and industries, and suggests electives and clubs to back them up.

• 70 situational questions
• Big-Five personality profile
• RIASEC work style
• Ten management skills inventory, with the gaps named
• Specializations ranked by fit, with roles and industries
• Suggested electives, clubs and development actions

📝 70 questions 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

The full AI-written MBA development report, from the same 70 questions. Everything in the Management Fit Index, plus placement readiness, target companies in three tiers, the certifications worth doing and a personalised action plan.

• 70 situational questions
• Everything in the Management Fit Index
• Placement readiness assessment
• Target companies across dream, target and safe tiers
• Certifications actually worth the time
• A personalised action plan, written for you

📝 20 questions ⏱️ about 20 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

20 real situations instead of a self-rating quiz. How you respond reveals your self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy and social skills — with an overall EQ score and a development plan you can actually act on.

• 20 scenario-based questions · about 20 minutes
• Scores across the five EQ competencies
• Overall EQ score with an honest read of your blind spots
• Practical development plan, not platitudes
• Counsellor-reviewed PDF report

📝 18 questions ⏱️ about 20 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

18 realistic workplace situations for current and aspiring managers. Your choices reveal six competencies, your natural leadership style, and an overall readiness score — followed by a 90-day plan.

• 18 workplace scenarios · about 20 minutes
• Six competencies: vision, decisions, people, influence, execution, adaptability
• Your natural leadership style named and explained
• Overall readiness score
• 90-day development plan

📝 54 questions ⏱️ about 35 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

For professionals weighing a change. 54 real situations map what you are good at that transfers, what you value now as opposed to when you started, and whether you are actually ready to move — then name realistic directions with a reskilling roadmap.

• 54 scenario-based questions · about 35 minutes
• Transferable strengths mapped from what you do, not what you claim
• What you value now, which is rarely what you valued at 22
• Readiness score — including when the honest answer is "not yet"
• Realistic pivot directions with a reskilling roadmap
• 90-day transition plan

📝 32 questions ⏱️ about 22 minutes 📄 counsellor-reviewed report

Not a stream test and not a career test — a straight look at who you are, for students and adults alike. 32 everyday situations, answered as you would actually respond, reveal 8 core traits across 32 facets and map them onto the Big Five. The report covers your strengths, how you communicate, how you handle stress, and the environments where you do your best work.

• 32 situations · about 22 minutes
• 8 core traits across 32 facets
• Mapped onto the Big Five (OCEAN) model
• Communication and relationship style
• How you handle stress, and where you thrive
• A personal growth plan