StreamWise — Career-Fit Intelligence
StreamWise — Career-Fit Intelligence
Step 1 of 3 · Pick your class group

Which class group is this for?

Each group gets a different report, built on the model combination suited to that age.

Step 2 of 3 · Before you start

The Compass snapshot — 12 quick questions

Rate how much you'd enjoy each activity. There's no right answer — just answer for yourself, not who you think you should be.

The actual problem this solves: Grade 11 subject selection happens fast, usually with a single conversation and no real data behind it — and it quietly forecloses entire career paths for years afterward. Most students pick Science because it "keeps options open," without anyone checking if that's actually where their interests point. This report exists to put real evidence in front of that one decision, before it's made instead of after.
Questions
12
Time
~3 min
Result
Instant
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Question 1 of 12
How much would you enjoy this?
Step 3 of 3 · Your snapshot

Here's your snapshot

COMPASS SNAPSHOT · FREE SW-C9 / SNAPSHOT
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Your top two interest areas, from 12 questions.
SCORING · 12 ITEMS · 2 PER INTEREST TYPE · TRANSPARENT POINT-COUNT
■ Unlocks in the detailed Compass Report
  • Full 55-question round (30 RIASEC + 25 Big Five) — a sharper, more reliable reading
  • What your code actually means for stream and career direction
  • Recommended Grade 11 stream + specific career paths
  • A guided path: subjects, matched exams, one skill to start
Unlock the detailed report

A few details before we begin

Your registered email receives the permanent report link. The student's name appears only on the report itself — it's never stored separately.

Compass Report — Detailed
₹1,499
This is an informational assessment based on published psychological frameworks — not professional counselling, psychological diagnosis, or individualised advice.
TEST MODE · REAL RAZORPAY CHECKOUT, NO REAL MONEY CHARGED · SERVER-SIDE ORDER CREATION & SIGNATURE VERIFICATION NOT YET BUILT — NOT SAFE FOR REAL PAYMENTS UNTIL THE STREAMWISE-API WORKER EXISTS
COMPASS REPORT · DETAILED SW-C9 / 2026
Specially curated for
Built on RIASEC (Holland, 1959) + Big Five (IPIP) — this specific combination is used for Compass because Grade 9 needs both an interest read (RIASEC) and a working-style read (Big Five) to responsibly inform the Grade 11 stream decision. Spark, Signal, and Focus each use a different model combination, matched to what's actually knowable at that age.
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Your Holland Code, from the full 30-question RIASEC round.
SCORING · 30 ITEMS · 5 PER INTEREST TYPE · TRANSPARENT POINT-COUNT

What this means

What this pairing looks like

Career directions to explore
    What to watch for

    Your working style

    From the Big Five layer — how you'd likely operate within the field above, not a personality verdict.

    What your strongest trait actually means

    Your recommendations — what to actually do next

    Your guided path

      Matched exams — Radar preview

      Full Radar access shows every open window for your profile, with alerts as deadlines approach. Matched to your code:

        How this was calculated — no black box

        Every number in this report traces back to a step you can independently check.

        01

        Answer

        30 RIASEC items and 25 Big Five items, rated honestly — not aspirationally.

        02

        Score

        Every answer adds points to one type. A plain count, the same arithmetic Holland's original instrument used.

        03

        Match

        Your strongest two types form a code. The code maps to established stream and career pairings — a lookup, not an opinion.

        04

        Report

        Assembled and delivered instantly — with matched Radar access attached. The decision stays entirely yours.

        METHODOLOGY · RIASEC (HOLLAND, 1959) · BIG FIVE (IPIP) · INFORMATIONAL, NOT COUNSELLING OR DIAGNOSIS
        Your Compass, in one line
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        This is a reading, not a verdict — the decision, and everything after it, is entirely yours to make. Come back to this any time before Grade 11 subject selection.

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