Student Information

Name: Age: WhatsApp No: Email ID:

Section 1: Subject Preference & Interest

1. Which subject do you enjoy the most?

History English Science Math

2. What type of classroom activity do you enjoy most?

Group discussions Reading and writing Science experiments Solving math problems

3. Which subject do you find most challenging?

Math History English Science

4. What do you enjoy doing more?

Reading and writing Performing experiments Solving equations Creating stories or art

5. Which type of task is most interesting to you?

Writing essays Conducting surveys Building models Solving logical puzzles

6. How do you feel about learning abstract concepts?

Find it difficult Somewhat okay Comfortable Enjoy it

7. Do you enjoy memorizing facts and dates?

Not at all A little Somewhat Yes

8. Which skill are you most confident in?

Explaining ideas Solving problems Creating artwork Working with numbers

9. Which project would you most enjoy?

Debate or presentation Science fair model Math competition Poster making

10. How do you feel about creative writing?

Love it It’s okay Not interested Prefer logic-based tasks

11. Which club would you join at school?

Drama/Literature club Science club Math club Art or crafts club

12. What kind of topics excite you most?

Social issues Scientific facts Math theories Creative trends

13. You’re asked to give a speech on a topic — how do you feel?

Very confident Somewhat okay Nervous I’d rather not

14. What best describes your interest in school learning?

I enjoy expressing ideas I like discovering facts I enjoy solving problems I enjoy creating things

15. You feel happiest when:

Sharing thoughts Learning how things work Finding solutions Designing something new

Section 2: Aptitude & Learning Style

16. Which activity do you enjoy the most?

Reading stories Solving number puzzles Drawing or building things Watching educational videos

17. How do you understand new concepts best?

By reading textbooks By listening to explanations By doing activities or experiments By watching demonstrations

18. What type of school project do you prefer?

Writing essays Solving data-related problems Creating visual charts Presenting ideas using slides

19. Which of these skills are you strongest in?

Language and vocabulary Logical reasoning Visual imagination Observing details

20. When solving a problem, you usually:

Think in words Think in numbers Visualize a solution Learn from examples

21. What do you enjoy doing in your free time?

Reading novels Solving riddles Drawing or designing Watching documentaries

22. What describes your learning style best?

Verbal learner Logical learner Visual learner Auditory learner

23. Which subject comes easily to you?

Languages Mathematics Art/Design Science

24. Which tool or method do you prefer for learning?

Books and reading Practice worksheets Diagrams and mind maps Educational videos

25. What type of learning activity excites you?

Writing or journaling Puzzles and quizzes Drawing or sketching Watching how-tos

26. You prefer assignments that involve:

Descriptive writing Calculations Creativity Research

27. Which is your strongest skill?

Speaking or expressing Solving logical tasks Drawing or sketching Following visual guides

28. What do you find more interesting?

Storytelling Strategy games Architecture models Experiments

29. What best describes your school work style?

Creative writer Detail-focused Inventive thinker Curious observer

30. Which method helps you remember things best?

Reading aloud Writing down notes Drawing symbols or pictures Watching videos

Section 3: Intelligence Quotients

31. You enjoy solving problems that require:

Empathy Logic Creativity Teamwork

32. How do you react to a major change or new environment?

Anxious Curious Flexible Observant

33. You consider yourself:

Empathetic Analytical Inventive Collaborative

34. You prefer solving:

Emotional conflicts Math problems Creative challenges Group projects

35. How do you usually solve puzzles?

Trial and error Step-by-step logic Creative guesses Team brainstorming

36. When faced with a challenge, you:

Feel discouraged Analyze calmly Try new ideas Seek help from others

37. You feel most confident when:

Helping someone emotionally Solving logic puzzles Creating art or writing Collaborating in a team

38. How do you approach new topics?

With caution With logic and reasoning With creative thinking With discussion

39. What do you find most satisfying?

Helping others Solving complex problems Inventing something Completing a group task

40. Your friends consider you:

Supportive Smart Creative Friendly

41. When in a team, your role is usually:

Listener Problem-solver Idea generator Encourager

42. You remember information better when:

It's linked to emotions It's in patterns or numbers It's in story form It's discussed with others

43. What kind of problems do you enjoy most?

Personal conflicts Logical riddles Creative challenges Social issues

44. You’re appreciated for your:

Kindness Smart thinking Creativity Cooperation

45. You prefer activities that require:

Helping others Analyzing data Imagination Group effort

46. What’s your biggest strength?

Caring for others Solving puzzles Creative skills Team spirit

47. You are more:

Emotionally aware Logically sharp Imaginative Socially active

48. You get excited about:

Helping friends Solving challenges Creating things Participating in groups

49. You enjoy using:

Compassion Logic Imagination Collaboration

50. When working on tasks, you focus on:

Emotions and support Details and logic Big-picture ideas Group harmony

86. When studying alone, you feel:

Bored Distracted Comfortable Productive

87. How often do you take study breaks?

Too often Often Occasionally Rarely

88. What time of day do you study best?

Late night Evening Afternoon Morning

89. What motivates you the most?

Approval from others Achieving success Setting a good example Personal fulfillment

90. How do you respond to distractions?

Get easily distracted Try to resist Refocus quickly Ignore and continue

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Student Information

Section 1: Subject Preference & Interest

Section 2: Aptitude & Learning Style

Section 3: Intelligence Quotients

Section 4: Career Values & Personality

Section 5: Interest in Professions

Section 6: Motivation & Study Habits

Bonus Section: Mindset & Career Alignment

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