Scenario questions
Real Indian moments rendered in a warm 3D world. Students choose what they would do, and each choice quietly carries a signal.
Career assessment features
Everything Gyatra does, from the first scenario to the final map.
A full tour of the platform, the cinematic assessment students play through, the science that reads their answers, the Constellation report families act on, the counsellor dashboard schools run it from, and the privacy that holds it all together. Every feature here is something Gyatra does today, described plainly.
Assessment
Scenario journey
Scoring
Deterministic engine
Report
The Constellation
Dashboard
For schools
The assessment
A cinematic, multilingual assessment students actually enjoy.
Instead of a form full of questions, students step into short scenes and make choices. Spark, a friendly guide bee, walks alongside them. It takes about fifteen minutes and works on any device with a browser.
Three languages
The whole experience runs in English, Hindi and Marathi. A student picks a language and stays comfortable throughout.
Read-aloud built in
Every prompt can be read aloud, so a student who reads slowly is never left behind by the text.
Explorer and Compass
Younger students get Explorer, an adventurous, explore-only framing. Older students get Compass, framed around direction and choice.
Pause and resume
A student can stop and pick up later without losing progress, so a bell or a break never means starting over.
Any device, accessible
Phone, tablet or lab computer, no install. Read-aloud, plain language and clear choices keep it usable for a wide range of students.
The science & scoring
Four honest signals, read by an engine that never guesses.
Gyatra measures who a student is from several angles, then reads them together. The scoring engine is deterministic, it computes every number straight from the answers, so the same answers always give the same result.
RIASEC map
What a student is naturally drawn to across Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising and Conventional interests. This is the heart of the report.
Big Five
How a student tends to show up, across openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness and emotional intensity.
Reasoning
How they think, in words, numbers, patterns and space. Shared as reasoning strengths, never as an IQ number.
Soft signals
Gentle signals about how a student relates and copes, kept on the counsellor side and never turned into a diagnosis.
Test-relative strengths
Every number is a strength within this test, relative to the student's own answers, never a rank against other children.
Confidence badges
Each result carries a badge, Clear signal, Emerging or More data needed, so no one over-reads a faint pattern.
The report
The Constellation, one profile written for two audiences.
When a student finishes, Gyatra assembles the Constellation report. It turns four signals into a warm, readable map, with career roadmaps a family can act on and deeper detail kept for the counsellor.
Interest star-map
An interest star-map with the student's three strongest signals, plus a three-letter Holland code that sums up the shape.
Strengths in plain bands
Personality and learning strengths described in plain bands, never a raw aptitude number for parents to misread.
Career roadmaps
Up to three career directions matched to the whole profile, each with a stream, a rough roadmap and indicative pay shown as a range only.
Parent view
Parents see interests, personality and directions in warm language, with concrete next steps and honest caveats.
Counsellor view
Counsellors get a separate, deeper view with aptitude, work-values and social-emotional signals, plus talking points.
Confidence, on the page
The confidence badge sits right on the report, so everyone reading it knows how clear the signal really was.
Counsellor dashboard
Run a whole school from one calm dashboard.
The school side is built for the person actually running the programme. Share one link, watch students appear as they finish, and read the class as a group, not just one child at a time.
One registration link
Share a single link with a class. Students self-register and land in the right window, no spreadsheets of logins to hand out.
Live self-registration
Students appear on the dashboard the moment they join and update as they progress, so you always know where the class stands.
Windows per class
Open an assessment window for a class or grade, set when it runs, and close it when you are done.
Class-level insight
See the shape of a whole class, the common interests and strengths, to plan sessions and stream conversations.
Wellbeing flags
Optional wellbeing screening surfaces gentle flags for a counsellor to follow up privately, never a public label.
Report-card enrichment
Add report cards to give career matches academic context, so guidance sits alongside how a student is actually doing.
Independent counsellors get the same dashboard, organised around a caseload instead of a school, with groups to keep different cohorts tidy. See what counsellors get →
Privacy & security
Built carefully, because it is a children's product.
Guidance only helps if families trust it. Gyatra is designed so the sensitive parts stay protected and each school stays separate from every other.
Shown, never recorded
In supervised mode the camera preview is on screen for presence only. No video is ever recorded or saved.
Each school on its own
Every school sees only its own students. One school's data is never visible to another.
Two-step staff login
Staff accounts use mandatory two-step login, so a leaked password alone is not enough to get in.
Counsellor-only results
Aptitude, work-values and social-emotional signals stay with counsellors and never reach the parent view.
See the whole thing in action.
A short demo walks through the assessment, the report and the dashboard, with your questions answered live.