In short
You are at your best
Solving puzzles nobody has framed yet
20 minutes a day · 6 days · no meetings
Find whatyou'reactuallybuilt for.
Six short days of questions that work out how your mind actually works — then a clear shortlist of careers that fit, with the exact courses, colleges or jobs to get there.
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Covers the range, not the usual three. Medicine, engineering, law, design, psychology, data, teaching, research, civil services, media, finance, skilled trades — and the rest.
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Day 1 · You
Know yourself
32
Question 16 of 50
How accurately does this describe you?
I plan things out well before I start
I get energy from being around people
I notice details others miss
I stay calm when plans fall apart
Moving on automatically
Day streak
Most people choose from thethree careers they happened to hear about.
Doctor, engineer, whatever your cousin does. Not because anyone is careless — because nobody ever showed them the rest, or which ones suit the way they already think.
What the six days actually look like
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Day 1
How you work
32
Question 16 of 50
Does this sound like you?
I finish things well before they are due
I get my energy from being around people
I notice details other people miss
I stay calm when plans fall apart
Moving on automatically
Day 2
What pulls you
What pulls you most
Figuring things out
Ahead of persuading people
Working things out88%
Making & designing74%
Helping people69%
Selling & leading41%
Milestone unlocked
7 short tests picked for you
Day 3
Spotting patterns
Which shape comes next?
?
Test 3 of 7
Day 6
Your results
In short
You work things out
You get to answers by taking things apart. Strongest with patterns and numbers, happiest on a problem nobody has framed yet.
Computer science
JEE Main
Colleges near Jaipur
6 matches
Research track
IISER
Data & analytics
Growing field
Full results ready
Day 1
How you work
44
Question 22 of 50
Does this sound like you?
I would rather fix the process than the problem
A full day of meetings leaves me drained
I keep working on something after it is good enough
I say what I think in a room that disagrees
Moving on automatically
Day 2
What pulls you
What pulls you most
Systems & analysis
Well ahead of client-facing work
Systems & analysis91%
Organising & planning77%
Leading a team58%
Selling & persuading34%
Milestone unlocked
8 short tests picked for you
Day 3
Judgement at work
What would you do first?
A client escalates on Friday evening. Your teammate owns the account and is already offline.
Reply now with what you know, and brief them Monday
Wait for the account owner to pick it up
Escalate to your manager and step back
Test 2 of 8
Day 6
Your results
In short
You build the system
You are strongest where work needs structure and analysis — and weakest where it needs constant persuasion. That gap explains the Sunday evenings.
Revenue operations
34 open roles
Business analyst
58 open roles
Sales engineering
Uses your 6 yrs
In Bengaluru
Updated today
Full results ready
Ananya, 17 — Class 12, science stream, Jaipur.
Day 1
She found out she is not the person she describes herself as
Day 2
Then what she would enjoy, which nobody had asked her
Days 3–5
Only then did it test what she can do
Day 6
And it turned into a shortlist she could argue for
Rohit, 29 — Six years in sales, Bengaluru.
Day 1
He learned why the job drains him even though he is good at it
Day 2
Then what he actually wants from work
Days 3–5
Only then did it check what would transfer
Day 6
And it named roles he could reach from here
Ananya, 17 — Class 12, science stream, Jaipur.
“I’m good at maths, so everyone decided I should do engineering. I don’t hate it. I just have no idea if I’d be any good at it, or whether I’d still want it at twenty-five.”
Engineering stayed on her list. So did research and data. What changed is that she could say why — and rule out the two things everyone had been pushing that were never going to suit her.
Rohit, 29 — Six years in sales, Bengaluru.
“I’m good at this. I hit my numbers. I also dread Sunday evenings, and I genuinely cannot tell you what else I’d be able to do instead.”
He did not quit that month. He moved sideways into revenue operations at the same company, which used the part of the work he liked and cut the part that was costing him his weekends.
Day 1
How you work
50 quick questions about how you actually behave. No right answers, no timer. About 12 minutes.
Day 2
What you enjoy
What you would like doing — not what you are good at. This is what decides which tests you get next.
Days 3–5
What you are good at
Short timed tests, two or three a day, chosen to match you. Nobody sits tests they will never need.
Day 6
What to do about it
Your shortlist, in plain English, with the courses, colleges or jobs that get you there.
Six days is the suggested pace, not a rule. Want to finish it in one afternoon? You can.
Built so you finish
Most people quit long tests. This one is designed around that.
Nothing here works if you stop on day three. So every day ends with something you actually get to keep, and the whole thing is built to be finished on a phone, in bed, in twenty minutes.
Finish Day 1, see your first card
You get a real result the same day you start — not a receipt and a six-day wait. One card, yours, immediately.
Finish Day 2, unlock your own test set
The moment your interests are in, the app builds the battery only you will sit. Watching it assemble is the best part of the week.
Keep the streak, keep the perks
Come back on the suggested day and your streak holds. Streaks unlock study and career perks — discounts and free trials on things you would plausibly want next.
Finish everything, get the full deck
All fifteen cards, the written report, your shortlist, and a shareable summary. Nothing is held back for an upsell.
Perks are extras, not the point — usually a discount or free trial on something related to where your results are pointing you. They change over time, and the assessment is worth doing whether or not you ever use one.
Your results, in plain English.
A long report is honest and nobody finishes it. So your results come as a set of cards first — one idea each, no jargon.
How you work
You plan more than you think
Ahead of 4 in 5 people
What you enjoy
You would rather
Work out how it works than sell it
Strongest at
Spotting patterns
Top 15% of people your age
Where to start
Worth looking at
Computer science · Data · Research
One card is titled “What this does not mean”. It cannot be skipped and cannot be shared. With no counsellor in the room, it is the most important one in the deck.
What you get
Something you can use on Monday.
Cards you will actually read
Fifteen short cards — what you are like, what you are good at, and which directions fit. Two minutes, not twenty pages.
The long version too
Every result explained in full, in writing. Download it, keep it, or send it to a parent with a private link.
What to study, and where
The specific courses that lead to each career on your list, which entrance exams they need, and colleges near you that offer them.
Actual job openings
If you are already working, real roles in your city that match what you are good at — updated daily, not a generic list.
Questions answered by a person
Not sure what something means? Ask, and a real person writes back within two days. Free, however many times you need.
Yours, and private
Your answers are not sold, not shared, and not shown to anyone unless you send the link yourself.
Pricing
One payment. Everything included.
India
₹5,000
International
₹8,000
- All six days of questions and tests
- Your results as cards, plus the full write-up
- A PDF to keep, and a private link to share
- Courses, colleges and jobs that match you
- Questions answered by a real person, free
A 30-minute call with Prarthana is available afterwards for ₹1,500 if you want one. Most people don't need it.