Sign in with a class code
No account to create and no password to remember. A student opens one link and enters the class code their school shares. That is the whole setup.
How it works
From a fifteen-minute journey to a map a family can act on.
Here is exactly how a student career assessment works in Gyatra, from the moment a child signs in with a class code to the report a counsellor and parent sit down with. No jargon, no surprises, just a warm journey and an honest map. The student side is designed to feel like a story a child wants to finish, and the school side is designed to be run by one counsellor without a support desk.
~15 min
Grade-10 journey
3 languages
With read-aloud
Any device
Just a browser
Pause anytime
Continue later
The student journey
A journey that feels like play, not an exam.
There are no right answers and nothing to revise for. A student simply steps into a story and makes the choices that feel true to them. Because there is nothing to prepare, a coached child has no advantage over a shy one, and the result reflects the student rather than the practice.
A warm welcome
The journey opens gently, setting the tone that this is exploration, not a test. A student is told, plainly, that there are no wrong answers.
Cinematic scenes, guided by Spark
Questions arrive as scenes in a cinematic 3D world of real Indian moments, guided by Spark, a friendly bee who keeps the mood light and the student company.
Simple real-life choices
Each scene asks for a choice a student can actually picture. What would you rather do, which feels more like you. Honest instinct, not clever strategy.
Read-aloud in three languages
The whole experience works in English, Hindi and Marathi, with read-aloud built in, so reading level never gets in the way of a fair result. A student can switch language or listen to any scene at any time.
About fifteen minutes, pause anytime
A grade-10 journey is roughly fifteen minutes on any device with a browser. A student can pause and continue later, right where they left off.
Curious first? Try the student demo, no sign-up needed.
What we ask about
Short, playful modules, four honest signals.
The scenes are grouped into short modules so the journey keeps moving and never feels like one long form. A grade-10 journey is about 115 questions in total, spread across these modules, and younger grades get a shorter, explore-only version. Together they build the four signals that make up the report.
Interests
What a student is drawn to, mapped with RIASEC. The heart of the report.
Personality
How they tend to show up, read through the Big Five, warmly not as labels.
Reasoning
Playful puzzles across words, numbers, space and patterns. Strengths, never an IQ.
Signals
Gentle social-emotional cues that stay on the counsellor's side of the report.
Behind the scenes
Three quiet steps turn choices into a map.
The moment a student finishes, the work happens in seconds. It is simpler than it sounds, and it is the same every time, so two students who answer alike get results built the same way.
Score
A deterministic engine reads the answers and computes every number directly from them. Same answers in, same scores out, nothing guessed.
Match
The whole profile is matched against a curated catalogue of Indian careers, interests leading, to find the directions that fit best.
Write the report
The findings become a warm, plain-language report. An optional AI writer only rephrases the wording, it can never invent a career, an exam or a number.
The report
The Constellation, a map a family can act on.
Out comes a report we call the Constellation. It is warm enough for a parent to read over chai, and grounded enough for a counsellor to plan around.
Sensitive detail is tiered by audience. Parents see interests, personality and directions. Aptitude, work-values and social-emotional signals stay with the counsellor, where they belong. Parents never see a raw aptitude number, only strengths described in plain bands.
The report comes in two styles to suit the age of the child. Younger students get Explorer, with an adventurous, discovery framing. Older students get Compass, framed around direction and the choices ahead after class 10.
Walk through a sample report →Inside the report
- An interest star-map with a three-letter Holland code.
- Personality and learning strengths in plain bands.
- Up to three career directions, each with a stream, exams and indicative pay.
- An honest confidence badge on every result.
For schools
How an assessment window runs.
A counsellor stays in control from start to finish, with far less to manage than a paper drive. There are no answer sheets to collect and nothing to hand-score. Here is a full window, end to end.
Open a window
The counsellor opens an assessment window for a class or a whole grade, in a few clicks.
Share one link
One registration link and class code goes out. Students self-register, no roster to type up.
Watch completion live
Students appear on the dashboard as they finish, so the counsellor can see progress in real time.
Release reports
When the window closes, the counsellor reviews and releases reports to parents on their schedule.
In supervised mode the camera is shown on screen for presence only, no video is ever recorded or saved, and each school sees only its own students.
Run your first window this term.
Start with a free window, then a plan matched to your school. Set up takes minutes.