A clear picture of each student's strengths, interests and the careers that fit.
About 30 minutes online: four short timed reasoning sections, then questions about interests, work values and working style. Here's what each student receives, what your college sees and how student data is handled.
What each student's report covers
Reasoning strengths
Verbal, numerical, logical and spatial reasoning, each with a band (Strong, Moderate or Developing) from fixed cutoffs, not percentiles or comparisons with other students.
Interest patterns
The student's top three of six interest patterns, from hands-on and investigative work to creative, social, enterprising and organised work.
What matters at work
Six work values ranked by importance to the student, such as achievement, independence and good working relationships.
Working style
Five aspects of how the student tends to think and act, with no better or worse end.
Fields of study to explore
Fields and study directions that match the student's interests and strengths, with examples of courses in each.
Careers to explore
Careers in India that fit the student's interests and values, from degree routes to diplomas and ITI trades, each with what to study, entrance exams and a first step. A list to research, not a recommendation.
What your college sees
- Each student's full report as soon as they finish, online and as a PDF
- A dashboard across all your students: interest patterns, reasoning strengths, work values and the fields of study that come up most
- The dashboard for each group you set, such as a department or a year
- A roster showing who has a link, who has started and who has finished
How student data is handled
- We keep only each student's name and email address, which your college provides.
- Students confirm they are 18 or older and agree before they start.
- Each student's report is visible to the student, your college's staff and GradNextSteps only.
- Answers are scored on our servers; nothing is sold or shared with anyone else.
