Cognitive Aptitude
Six thinking skills scored separately — reasoning, language, spatial, working memory, speed and recall — each compared only to Aarav’s own average, never to other children.
Sample reports
What you get after each test
One report per subject, for a made-up ten-year-old called Aarav. These are the real reports, built by the same code a real result goes through — not mock-ups of them. Open one to read it, or download it as a PDF to keep.
Aarav is not a real child. The answers behind these reports were made up to show a realistic mix of strengths and areas to work on — a genuinely strong working memory, and spelling that trips on silent letters.
Spelling
Seven spelling skills measured against the benchmark for Aarav’s exact age, so the score says how he is doing for a ten-year-old — not how he compares to the class.
Maths Speed
Accuracy and speed together, broken down by operation, with the weakest one named — here it is division — and a practice route straight to it.
General Knowledge
Six strands, every question tagged to the NCERT class it belongs to — so the report says how much of the syllabus already covered has stuck, never how Aarav compares to anyone. The questions in this sample are the real ones.
Downloading: this opens your browser’s print dialog — choose Save as PDF. Untick “Headers and footers” if it is on, or the page address gets printed across every sheet.
Each report also has a Download button at the top and bottom, so you can read first and save afterwards.