Career Assessment

Skill and Assessment Test

Covers aptitude, reasoning, English, coding logic, and career-orientation fit — designed to be completed comfortably within one sitting.

⏱ 60 minutes 🎓 Class 9–12 level 📄 Downloadable report

The test is broken down into five modules:

Section 1: Quantitative Aptitude (Q1–15) — School-level math
Section 2: Logical Reasoning (Q16–30) — Pattern recognition, deductive puzzles
Section 3: English Ability (Q31–45) — Grammar, vocabulary, expression
Section 4: Logic-Based Coding (Q46–60) — Algorithmic thinking, IF-THEN logic
Section 5: Behavioral & RIASEC Fit (Q61–75) — 5-point agreement scale

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Section 1: Quantitative Aptitude (Questions 1–15)

4-Option MCQs testing core numerical comfort.

Question 1

Skill: Percentages

A smartphone originally costing ₹12,000 is on sale for 15% off. What is the final sale price of the phone?

A₹10,000 B₹10,200 C₹10,500 D₹9,800

Question 2

Skill: Ratios & Proportions

The ratio of boys to girls in a school computer club is 3:2. If there are 24 boys in the club, what is the total number of students in the club?

A36 B40 C16 D48

Question 3

Skill: Profit & Loss

A student buys a bicycle for ₹5,000 and spends ₹1,000 on repairs. They later sell it for ₹6,600. What is their profit percentage?

A10% B12% C20% D15%

Question 4

Skill: Speed, Distance & Time

A school bus travels at a constant speed of 45 km/h. How many minutes will it take for the bus to complete a journey of 15 kilometres?

A15 minutes B20 minutes C30 minutes D25 minutes

Question 5

Skill: Basic Averages

Rohan scored 75, 82, 90, and 65 marks in four exams. What score must he get on his fifth exam to bring his overall average to exactly 80?

A85 B86 C90 D88

Question 6

Skill: Simple Interest

Anika deposits ₹10,000 into a student savings account that offers a 5% simple annual interest rate. How much total interest will she earn after exactly 3 years?

A₹1,500 B₹500 C₹1,200 D₹2,000

Question 7

Skill: Time & Work

If 4 students can finish assembling a science exhibition model in 6 hours, how many hours will it take 3 students to assemble the same model?

A4.5 hours B8 hours C7 hours D5 hours

Question 8

Skill: Fractions & Decimals

A water tank is 2/5 full. When 30 litres of water are added, the tank becomes completely full. What is the total capacity of the water tank?

A50 litres B75 litres C60 litres D100 litres

Question 9

Skill: Linear Equations

Twice a student's roll number added to 15 equals 51. What is the student's roll number?

A16 B18 C21 D23

Question 10

Skill: Basic Probability

A box contains 4 red pens, 3 blue pens, and 5 black pens. If a student pulls out one pen at random, what is the probability that it is a blue pen?

A1/3 B1/4 C3/7 D1/2

Question 11

Skill: Mensuration & Area

A rectangular school playground measures 40 metres in length and 30 metres in width. How many square metres of artificial grass are needed to cover it?

40 m

Playground

30 m

A140 sq m B1,200 sq m C70 sq m D600 sq m

Question 12

Skill: Direct Variations

If the cost of 8 identical blank notebooks is ₹240, what will be the total cost of purchasing 15 of these notebooks?

A₹400 B₹420 C₹450 D₹480

Question 13

Skill: Sequences & Progressions

Identify the next number in this mathematical series: 3, 7, 15, 31, 63, ___

A125 B127 C95 D119

Question 14

Skill: Data Interpretation

In a pie chart representing a student's daily 24-hour routine, the sector for "Sleeping" has a central angle of 120°. How many hours does the student spend sleeping?

120°

Sleeping (Highlighted Segment)

School Segment

Study Segment

Play Segment

A6 hours B8 hours C9 hours D10 hours

Question 15

Skill: Divisibility & Numbers

What is the smallest number that must be added to 403 to make it perfectly divisible by 6?

A1 B2 C3 D5

Section 2: Logical Reasoning (Questions 16–30)

4-Option MCQs testing analysis, deduction, and pattern recognition.

Question 16

Skill: Letter Series

Find the missing term in the sequence: BDF, HJL, NPR, ____

ATVX BTUV CSUW DUWY

Question 17

Skill: Coding-Decoding

In a secret code language, every letter is shifted forward by a fixed number of places in the alphabet. The word SMART is written as UOCTV. How would the word LOGIC be written in that same code?

ANQIKE BNQHKE CMPHJC DNQJKF

Question 18

Skill: Seating Arrangement

Five friends (A, B, C, D, E) are sitting in a row facing North. Use the clues below to identify who is sitting to the immediate right of E.

Facing North ↑

Constraint Parameters:
• A sits next to B | C sits next to D
• E occupies the far left border position
• D sits exactly in the absolute middle cell

AA BB CC DD

Question 19

Skill: Blood Relations

Pointing to a portrait, Sameer says, "The boy in this picture is the only son of my father's only daughter." How is Sameer related to the boy?

AFather BUncle CBrother DCousin

Question 20

Skill: Direction Sense Test

Karan leaves his school gate and walks 4 km West. He then takes a sharp left turn and walks 3 km straight. How far is he from his original starting point?

A7 km B5 km C1 km D6 km

Question 21

Skill: Syllogisms & Group Logic

Consider these two true facts: "All textbooks have pages. Some textbooks have illustrations." Which statement must logically be true?

AAll pages have illustrations. BSome pages have illustrations. CNo illustrations are on pages. DAll illustrations are in textbooks.

Question 22

Skill: Analogy

Clock : Time :: Thermometer : ?

AWeather BHeat CTemperature DMercury

Question 23

Skill: Odd One Out

Choose the word that does not fit with the others in the group:

AGeometry BAlgebra CCalculus DHistory

Question 24

Skill: Ranking & Ordering

In a class of 40 students, Rahul's rank from the top is 12th. What is his rank when counted from the bottom?

A28th B29th C30th D27th

Question 25

Skill: Day & Date Logic

If the day before yesterday was Tuesday, what day will it be 4 days after tomorrow?

AMonday BTuesday CWednesday DThursday

Question 26

Skill: Statement & Assumption

Statement: "To improve digital literacy, we are making basic computer coding mandatory for all 9th and 10th graders next term."

Which assumption is implied?

ACoding is the only subject students care about. BStudents possess the logical capability to learn basic computer commands. CAll students already own personal laptops at home. DMandatory classes reduce student test stress.

Question 27

Skill: Essential Part

Choose the item that is an absolute necessity for the word: BOOK

APictures BPages CStory DHardcover jacket

Question 28

Skill: Matrix Logic

If RED is coded as 9, and BLUE is coded as 16, what is the code for the word SCIENCE?
Hint: Count of letters squared

A25 B36 C49 D64

Question 29

Skill: Venn Diagram Identification

Which group best fits inside three nesting circles (one completely inside the next, which is completely inside the third)?

AIndia, Mumbai, Maharashtra BUniverse, Earth, Asia CScience, Physics, History DSchool, Teacher, Student

Question 30

Skill: Deductive Elimination

Four instruments (Flute, Violin, Guitar, Drums) are being learned by four friends. If Aman only plays string instruments held against the shoulder, which instrument does he play?

AFlute BViolin CGuitar DDrums

Section 3: English Ability (Questions 31–45)

4-Option MCQs evaluating contextual communication, grammar, and vocabulary.

Question 31

Skill: Subject-Verb Agreement

"The group of student researchers _______ currently presenting their model at the state science exhibition."

Ais Bare Cwere Dhave

Question 32

Skill: Spotting Grammatical Errors

Identify the part with an error:
"Neither the class teacher (1) / nor the students (2) / was aware about (3) / the sudden schedule change (4)."

APart 1 BPart 2 CPart 3 DPart 4

Question 33

Skill: Contextual Vocabulary

"The school committee praised Rohan for his _______ planning, as he managed to execute the entire cultural event without a single delay."

Acareless Bmeticulous Ccasual Dslow

Question 34

Skill: Prepositions in Context

"Our science teacher congratulated the team _______ winning the first prize in the national logic hackathon."

Aat Bon Cfor Dover

Question 35

Skill: Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement

"Every student in the web design club must submit _______ final prototype layout by Friday afternoon."

Atheir Bits Chis or her Dtheirs

Question 36

Skill: Identifying Synonyms

What is the closest meaning of the bolded word?
"The principal gave an eloquent speech that inspired many students to pick up social service projects."

Avery long Bfluent and expressive Cloud and aggressive Dconfusing

Question 37

Skill: Tense Consistency

"By the time the system administrator arrived to fix the server crash, the programming team _______ solving the loop glitch on their own."

Aalready finished Bhas already finished Chad already finished Dwill finish

Question 38

Skill: Conjunctions and Connectors

"The animation project was highly creative; _______, it failed to win the competition because it did not meet the technical submission guidelines."

Afurthermore Bhowever Cbecause Dtherefore

Question 39

Skill: Idioms and Expressions

What does the bolded idiom mean?
"With the project deadline twelve hours away, the team decided to call it a day and review the final slides fresh in the morning."

Ato quit the project entirely Bto stop working for the rest of the day Cto shout out loud Dto accelerate their working speed

Question 40

Skill: Direct and Indirect Speech Conversion

Identify the correct indirect speech form:
The instructor said to Meera, "Please verify your mathematical calculations before submitting the paper."

AThe instructor ordered Meera to verify her mathematical calculations before submitting the paper. BThe instructor requested Meera to verify her mathematical calculations before submitting the paper. CThe instructor told Meera that she please verify her calculations before submitting. DThe instructor asked Meera if she verified her calculations.

Question 41

Skill: Active and Passive Voice

Choose the correct passive voice version:
"The student council organized a fantastic charity drive last week."

AA fantastic charity drive is organized by the student council last week. BA fantastic charity drive was organized by the student council last week. CLast week, the student council has organized a fantastic charity drive. DA fantastic charity drive had been organizing by the student council.

Question 42

Skill: Sentence Completion

"The more effort you put into understanding foundational data structures, _______ it becomes to write efficient software applications later."

Athe easier Bit is easy Cmore easy Dthe easiest

Question 43

Skill: Identifying Antonyms

Choose the word most opposite in meaning to the bolded word:
"The team's approach to solving the logic riddle was completely haphazard, leading to a lot of wasted time."

Arandom Borganized Ccreative Dquick

Question 44

Skill: Contextual Clues & Homophones

"The school board decided to _______ a completely new set of rules regarding student _______ to the computer labs."

Aadapt / access Badopt / access Cadopt / excess Dadept / excess

Question 45

Skill: Sentence Ordering (Para-Jumbles)

Rearrange into a logical paragraph:
(1) Once the logic is sound, they convert it into an executable script.
(2) Good programmers always start by breaking down a problem into pseudo-code blueprints.
(3) This systematic approach ensures that the final software has fewer runtime bugs.
(4) After that, they test the manual workflow step-by-step to catch conditional errors.

A2-1-4-3 B2-4-1-3 C1-2-4-3 D4-2-1-3

💻 Section 4: Logic-Based Coding (Questions 46–60)

4-Option MCQs testing algorithmic sequence, conditions, patterns, and loops.

Question 46

Skill: Sequential Processing

A visual design robot processes a colored block using three steps. If the robot starts with a block that is 10 cm wide, what is the final width?

Start Block Input: 10 cm

↓

Pipeline Step 1: [ × 2 ]

↓

Pipeline Step 2: [ + 5 cm ]

↓

Pipeline Step 3: [ - 3 cm ]

A25 cm B22 cm C20 cm D17 cm

Question 47

Skill: Basic Conditional Logic (IF-THEN)

An automated school gate system follows the logic below. A student walks up who forgot their digital ID card but is wearing their uniform. What does the system do?

[ START SYSTEM GATE RUN ]

↓

Does Student Have Digital ID Card?

[ YES BRANCH ]

Is student wearing Uniform?

• YES: Open Gate Completely
• NO: Route to Coordinator Desk

[ NO BRANCH ]

Keep Gate Closed + Sound System Security Alarm

AOpen the gate completely. BSend them to the coordinator's desk. CKeep the gate closed and sound an alarm. DOpen the gate halfway.

Question 48

Skill: Loop Iterations (Counting)

Look at the following repeating loop:

Set counter = 1
Set result = 1
Repeat while counter < 5:
    Multiply result by 2
    Increase counter by 1

How many times will the loop repeat before stopping?

A5 times B4 times C3 times D6 times

Question 49

Skill: Variable Tracing

Trace the values inside these three storage boxes step-by-step. What is the final value in Box A?

Box A

Box B

Box C

Sequence Steps: Step 1: C = A + B | Step 2: A = C - 2

A15 B13 C8 D10

Question 50

Skill: Nested Conditionals

An app calculates user badges based on daily steps. If a student tracks exactly 12,500 steps in a day, what badge do they receive?

IF steps > 10000:
    IF steps > 15000:
        Award "Platinum Badge"
    ELSE:
        Award "Gold Badge"
ELSE:
    Award "Bronze Badge"

APlatinum Badge BGold Badge CBronze Badge DNo Badge

Question 51

Skill: Logic State Evaluation (Boolean AND/OR)

A safety sensor triggers shut-off when:
Trigger = (Temperature > 100) OR (Pressure > 50 AND WaterLevel < 10)

Which condition will safely NOT trigger the shut-off valve?

ATemperature = 105, Pressure = 40, WaterLevel = 12 BTemperature = 95, Pressure = 60, WaterLevel = 5 CTemperature = 90, Pressure = 30, WaterLevel = 8 DTemperature = 110, Pressure = 20, WaterLevel = 15

Question 52

Skill: Debugging Sequences

A student writes a script to make a lightbulb flash 3 times. Why does this script fail to achieve exactly 3 flashes?

Step 1: Turn Light ON
Step 2: Wait 1 second
Step 3: Turn Light OFF
Step 4: Go back to Step 1 and repeat forever

AThe light stays ON permanently. BIt lacks a counter to track and stop after 3 iterations. CStep 2 is unnecessarily long. DTurning the light OFF breaks the electrical loop logic.

Question 53

Skill: Pattern Generation Logic

An algorithm prints out: * # * # * #. Which structural rule creates this sequence?

APrint * twice, then print # once. BLoop a sequence that prints * followed immediately by #. CPrint symbols randomly until the line fills up. DPrint # only if a counter is an odd number.

Question 54

Skill: Data Indexing Logic

Four project teams are stored in an ordered list. If an instruction says "Swap the items at Index 1 and Index 3," what is the new order?

Team Red
Idx 0

Team Blue
Idx 1

Team Green
Idx 2

Team Yellow
Idx 3

A[Team Red, Team Yellow, Team Green, Team Blue] B[Team Yellow, Team Blue, Team Green, Team Red] C[Team Red, Team Blue, Team Yellow, Team Green] D[Team Blue, Team Red, Team Green, Team Yellow]

Question 55

Skill: Accumulator Patterns

What is the final value of TotalScore after checking all three numbers?

Set TotalScore = 0
For each number in [2, 4, 6]:
    Multiply the number by 2
    Add result to TotalScore

A12 B24 C18 D16

Question 56

Skill: Base Condition Termination (While Loops)

A data cleaning loop runs: While (FileLength > 20): Subtract 5 from FileLength.
If the initial FileLength is 33, what is its value when the loop finishes?

A20 B18 C15 D23

Question 57

Skill: Sorting Logic Simulation

You have a row of numbers: [8, 3, 5]. After running one full comparison-and-swap sequence, what does the row look like?

A[3, 5, 8] B[3, 8, 5] C[5, 3, 8] D[8, 3, 5]

Question 58

Skill: String Concatenation

A smart LMS bot builds certificates. What does the output string CertificateName read exactly?

FirstWord = "Certified"
SecondWord = "Professional"
Space = " "
CertificateName = FirstWord + Space + SecondWord

A"CertifiedProfessional" B"Certified Professional" C"Professional Certified" D"Certified+Space+Professional"

Question 59

Skill: Modular Arithmetic Logic

An alert script checks student arrivals:
IF (StudentArrivalNumber ÷ 5 leaves a remainder of 0): Send alert

Which student arrival number will trigger the notification?

A12 B24 C35 D41

Question 60

Skill: Flowchart Tracing

Follow this logic path. What are the final coordinates (X, Y)?

START at (0, 0)

↓

Move UP 3 units on Y-axis → (0, 3)

↓

Is Y == 3 ?

[ YES ]

Move RIGHT 4 units on X-axis

[ NO ]

Move LEFT 2 units on X-axis

A(2, 3) B(4, 3) C(0, 3) D(4, 0)

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