One assessment of applied reasoning, practical judgement and career preference, weighed against fifteen higher-study families, so you can choose your course with evidence and not guesswork.
Three parts you answer, and two the scoring builds from them. Each step takes you higher.
Applied Reasoning
30 items · three scales
Verbal and evidence, numerical and logical, applied and data.
You answerPractical Judgement
25 situations · most and least
Choosing the most and least effective response under real constraints.
You answerCareer Preference
100 scenarios · most, second, least
What draws you, and what you would rather avoid, across a hundred scenarios.
You answerAcademic Evidence
Your record, where it is known
Your academic record, weighed in where it is known.
The scoring buildsStudy Families
Fifteen, ranked by fit
All fifteen higher-study families, ranked by how well they fit.
The scoring buildsEvery one is scored and ranked by fit, not just the top few. HoverTap a family to open it.
Liking a subject and being strong at it are different things. This report keeps them separate, so you can see where they match and where they pull apart, and it tells you where to read the result with caution.
Aptitude
What you can do: three reasoning scales and a judgement index.
Verbal and evidence
Numerical and logical
Applied and data
Attraction
What draws you. Attraction and avoidance are reported separately.
Draws you
Neutral
You steer away
Illustration of the layout. Not a real student's result.
Your three aptitude scales
Verbal and evidence, numerical and logical, applied and data.
Your judgement index
How effectively you choose under real constraints.
Fifteen study families, ranked
Fit built from aptitude, judgement, interest, evidence and readiness.
Attraction beside aptitude
What draws you, shown next to what you can do, and never mistaken for it.
Where to read with caution
Interest-aptitude gaps, thin coverage and flat profiles are named.
Your study families, ranked
Illustration of the layout. Not a real student's result.
12 items · 15 minutes
A short sitting drawn from every part of the instrument: enough to name your leading families, not enough to score them properly.
155 items · 2 hours · pause any time
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Talk to us →No. It measures aptitude and judgement alongside what draws you, and weighs them together against fifteen higher-study families. It is about which course of study fits you.
Liking a subject and being strong at it are different things. The report puts them side by side so you can see where they match and where they pull apart, and it flags the gaps.
Undergraduate and postgraduate aspirants deciding what to study next, and the people helping them decide.
It gives you evidence, not a decision: your aptitude scales, your judgement index and a ranking of fifteen study families, with cautions where the picture is thin. It is guidance to discuss with people who know you, and not a guarantee of any outcome.
This one is about which course of study fits you. It is not a personality test and not a leadership assessment. Those are different instruments with different scoring, in different apps.
They are saved to your account so your report stays available. You can delete your account and its data at any time from the app or the account-deletion page.