Read what the assessment produces before you pay for it. Both files below were generated by the live system from an illustrative student profile, “Aarav” at “Sample Public School”. No real student's data appears in either.
Stream Assessment Report
Complete sample · 4 pages · PDF · part of the Stream Assessment Report (₹999)
The report every student receives as soon as they finish the assessment. This sample is the whole report, not an extract.
What the sample shows
CoverStudent, school and assessment date.
Your recommendationPrimary and secondary stream, why the answers point there, and ability results across six areas.
Assessment snapshotScores across the four core areas, plus one of the 18 parameters analysed in full as a preview.
Your next stepThe one pattern in the results most worth discussing, a roadmap preview and the top career directions.
Sample extract · 5 of 15 pages · PDF · part of the Stream Assessment + More Detailed Report (₹1,999)
The full analysis behind the recommendation. The extract shows five of its fifteen pages; the contents page lists all ten chapters.
What the sample shows
ContentsAll ten chapters: result and stream ranking, four deep-dives, ranked career matches, the Class 11–12 roadmap, the 6-month improvement plan and the parent guide.
Chapter 1 · Your resultThe recommendation explained in plain language, including the one thread to watch through the rest of the report.
Chapter 2 · Assessment snapshotThe four core areas, and accuracy in each aptitude area with what it means for the student.
Chapter 4 · Aptitude deep-diveEach reasoning parameter: what it measures, what the score says, and what to do next.
Chapter 8 · RoadmapThe subject combination to lock now, then Class 11 and 12 phase by phase, with the exam milestones for the stream.
Aarav's primary recommendation is Science with Maths, with Commerce with Maths as the secondary: both run on the same numerical strength. The interest answers kept returning to mathematics, money and computing, and measured ability pointed the same way, with near-perfect accuracy on the numerical, logical and data problems.
The report does not stop at the recommendation. It picks out the one pattern most worth a conversation: numerical ability at 100% but comfort with school subjects at 42%. Both reports explain what a gap like that usually means and what to do about it before Class 11, which is the part a stream name alone cannot tell you.
The numbers belong to the illustrative profile. The structure, the six stream paths and the way each score is produced are exactly what every student gets; see how the recommendation is scored.
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The assessment takes 60–90 minutes, and your report arrives as soon as you finish.