hello!
Let's find the career directions that match how you think.
No right answers, and it isn't a test. At the end you'll see the career directions worth exploring, with example careers in each, what they involve, and how people in India get into them.
Used only to check the assessment is fair. Never affects your results.
About 60–80 questions, 12–15 minutes. The first part asks about everything; the second part is chosen as you go, to tell close directions apart, and stops as soon as it can.
nice work
A few directions came out close.
What happens next
The next questions are picked one at a time to tell close directions apart, and they stop as soon as the picture is clear enough. Then a few short questions about your situation, and those never change your result.
all done!
Here are the career directions your answers point toward.
This compares your answers with each other, which kinds of activity you leaned toward more, not with other students. Where an area was asked about only once, it says so.
These are different in kind from the three above. Your answers pointed at them too, and they are the sort of direction students often never hear about.
Before you go
This is based on how you answered today. Interests change a lot during school years, so this is a starting point for exploring, not a decision.
Nothing here rules anything out. Directions that didn't appear aren't wrong for you. They just weren't what your answers pointed at most clearly.
The careers listed under each direction are examples to investigate, across very different routes and levels. This assessment cannot tell careers within a direction apart, and it does not predict which one you should choose.
This assessment is research-informed and written for Indian students, but it has not yet been checked against a large group of Indian students. Treat it as one input among several, including talking to people who actually do the work, and to a counsellor or teacher who can read it with you.
One last optional question
Biological gender, used only to check the assessment is fair to everyone. It never affects your results.