One sitting at the real exam's own pace. A range, not a fake number, with its confidence stated. Every lost mark sorted by cause. And sometimes the call is to carry on exactly as you are.
79 to 95 marks out of 120 · 14 weeks to the exam target 72, an NLU seat in the consortium counselling
Questions lost, by causePick the class, the curriculum and the question. The answer names one sitting and its price, and when the honest answer is to wait, or lives on our international site, it says so.
Chips cannot hold a real conversation. Ask Layla instead; she is online and never rings you back. WhatsApp us instead; a person will read it and reply.
In this market a Class 10 percentage arrives in the morning and a stream is decided by the evening. SPECTRA measures what that number cannot see, and answers at the resolution the school form asks for.
Each scored on five evidence layers, then run through seven hard gates. The recommendation carries a computed confidence band, the strong alternative, and what would have to change for the alternative to win.
is all your marks may move a Fit score, out of 100. That ceiling is in the code and covered by the test suite. Eighty per cent does not mean Science.
Seven blocks, only 54 minutes on a clock. The self-report blocks are untimed, because a hurried opinion scale measures the hurry.
The shapes an Indian Class 11 timetable actually comes in. Only what your school runs is recommended.
GST included. Five pages to the student, parent copied in.
Every entrance diagnostic runs at its exam's own published seconds per question, with the real marking scheme, negative marking wherever the real paper has it. IRIS, the one non-exam here, runs on its age-normed clock. We cut the number of questions. We never cut the pace.
Sixty questions in sixty minutes on one clock, exactly as CLAT runs it: five passage-led sections, free navigation, and a quarter mark off for every wrong answer.
Two blocks in one sitting. A Mains block at the real 144 seconds a question, then an Advanced block with multi-correct partial credit.
Sixty questions in sixty minutes, free navigation, negative marking on, and Biology at exactly half the paper as the real one is.
One sitting, three scoreboards, one fit verdict, on the syllabus the other IPM and BBA entrances draw from as well.
The one Indian entrance exam where test strategy is the tested skill.
Aptitude at real NATA pace with no negative marking, plus two real drawing tasks rated by a human against a published rubric.
Four abilities at full length, age-normed in twelve-month bands: verbal, quantitative, non-verbal and spatial reasoning.
A diagnostic that always finds a problem is an advertisement. The engine has an outcome that means "on track, no formal training needed", and when it fires the report hands over the official free practice material, which is enough on its own. If that text ever recommends something to buy, our test suite fails the build.
Current Affairs is a quarter of the real CLAT paper, so it is a quarter of ours, even though cutting it would lift every score we report and make the diagnostic read better than the exam it models.
Most families make this choice from marks, a cousin's career and what worked for somebody else's child. PRISM replaces the hunch with evidence: which direction it supports and which careers are worth exploring. Where the evidence cannot separate two streams, the report says so rather than picking one to sound decisive.
Scoring is deterministic and normed to the student's age band. AI explains the pattern in plain language; it never invents, moves or drops a number.
PRISM answers the wide question, ages 13 to 17: how this student reasons, what genuinely pulls them, which direction the evidence backs.
SPECTRA answers one narrow question, in one fortnight of Class 10: the exact subject line to write on the form.
They are allowed to disagree. When they do, the reason is that only SPECTRA weighed the actual Class 10 maths; PRISM measures reasoning, not the syllabus.
Pay in rupees with GST included. The figure on the page is the figure the card is charged, fixed in your currency.
One code, one sitting, valid for a fortnight. Any laptop or tablet, any day. No batch to join, no schedule to fit.
The clock runs on our server, not in your browser, so it cannot be gamed. Where the real exam locks a section behind you, ours locks too.
A full PDF report, usually inside an hour, to the student with the parent copied in. Then decide, with evidence in front of you.
Nobody telephones you to convert. The report is the product, and it says what it found.
If a sitting does not produce data we trust, the report says so and a free retest code follows.
One flagship programme for teens: eight live sessions on using AI well, ending on a real project the student built. Live online from anywhere, and online on purpose.
Every minute happens on the student's own laptop, inside real AI tools. A live online room teaches that better than a physical one.
A report that says where the student stands and what the evidence says to do next. Sometimes that is focused work on two named topics, sometimes it is a single change to how the week is organised, and sometimes it is nothing at all. The report says which, and it says why.
Because we kept the thing that makes JEE hard. Every question runs at the real paper's 144 seconds, with real negative marking. What we shortened is the number of questions, which limits how precisely we can place you, and we handle that honestly by reporting a range with a confidence band instead of a single number we cannot support.
Because a single number from a one-hour diagnostic would be a guess wearing a lab coat. The range is the honest answer, and its width is computed from how much evidence your sitting actually produced. If the sitting was inconsistent, the band widens and the report tells you why.
Yes, and it does. There is a verdict in the engine that means "on track, protect the routine", and when it fires the resource list contains only free official material. That outcome is checked automatically: if the text at that verdict ever starts recommending something to buy, our test suite fails the build.
Yes. Repeat-year students are a large and entirely normal part of who sits these exams, and our class selector says so plainly rather than pretending otherwise. The diagnostic is arguably more useful in a repeat year, because the question is no longer whether to prepare, but what specifically went wrong last time.
An education company for students in Classes 6 to 12, built by mentors with 15+ years’ experience. We do three things: diagnose, with PRISM future-fit reports, the IRIS cognitive suite, and LENS exam-readiness checks for JEE, NEET, CLAT, IPMAT, JIPMAT, BITSAT and NATA at real exam pace; teach, with hands-on AI and communication courses; and guide, with SPECTRA, which names the exact Class 11 and 12 subject combination rather than just Science, Commerce or Humanities. The analysis is powered by AI; the judgement comes from experienced educators.
The clock lives on our server and freezes rather than draining when your connection goes. Re-enter your code and the sitting resumes where it stopped. If the interruption was bad enough to distort the measurement, the report marks the sitting provisional and a free retest follows.
No. Every number, band and verdict is computed in code from your answers, deterministically. AI is used only to write some of the explanatory prose, and it is constrained so that it cannot invent, move or drop a single number. If the AI is unavailable, the report still generates in full.
The report reads your projection against the recent pattern of cut-offs, and states plainly that those move every year and depend on your category and quota. A full college shortlist product for India is being built and is not on sale yet, because we will not sell a shortlist we cannot source properly.
No. These are independent diagnostics, not affiliated with or endorsed by any exam body. Our questions are original, and the projections are indicative diagnostics rather than official results.
Tell us the class and what you are weighing up, and we will tell you which sitting answers it, or that none of them does. If the honest answer is that you do not need us yet, we would rather say so now than take the money and say it in a report.