For students & adolescents
Assessments for Schools
Screen, support and nurture students with age-appropriate scholastic, behavioural and emotional assessments.
61 assessments available
61 assessments
Academic Resilience Scale
Academic resilience is the ability to successfully overcome significant challenges and become competent in achieving better-than-expected educational outcomes despite stressful events, environmental challenges or personal vulnerabilities known to place students at risk of poor academic performance.
Academic Resilience Scale
Assesses a student's ability to adapt, cope, and flourish academically despite stress, setbacks, or adversity. It examines self-confidence, stress management, motivation, anxiety control, self-efficacy, and emotional support.
Academic Self Concept Scale
Academic self-concept refers to a student's perception and evaluation of their own academic abilities — how confident they feel in subjects like math, reading, or science, and how competent they believe they are compared to their peers.
Academic Stress Scale for College Students
Academic stress refers to the psychological distress or pressure experienced by students due to academic demands, expectations, and responsibilities, potentially leading to anxiety, burnout, sleep disturbances, or decreased academic performance.
Achievement Motivation Scale
Achievement motivation is a learned disposition to strive to attain success in achievement situations and take pride in accomplishing successful performance. It reflects an individual's wish to do well and excel others in performance.
Achievement Test in Science
Measures knowledge, comprehension, and application of scientific facts, concepts, principles, theories, and laws from the NCERT Class VIII Science curriculum, assessing the capacity to observe, analyse, reason, and solve problems in scientific contexts.
Adjustment Assessment Questionnaire
Adjustment means how well a person is able to deal with people, situations, and changes in life — how smoothly someone can manage stress, solve problems, and live in a balanced way at home, school, work, or in social settings.
Adolescent Adjustment Scale
Developed by Ms. Ghazala Zia, the scale measures the level of adjustment of adolescents on an individual and societal level. It consists of 41 statements with five choices and has high internal consistency reliability and good construct validity.
Adolescent At Risk Screening Scale (ARSS)
Assesses the existence and severity of risk behaviours in adolescents across four domains: academic, psychological, social, and emotional/behavioural functioning — indicating a tendency to engage in behaviours that may disrupt normal development.
Adolescents' Academic Procrastination Scale
Refers to a behavioural inclination to intentionally and irrationally delay academic tasks despite awareness of unfavourable consequences. It is linked to poor self-regulation, low motivation, poor time management, and underperformance.
Adolescents' Adjustment Scale (AAS)
Measures how adolescents handle personal demands (individual adjustment) while developing strong relationships with family, peers, and society (societal adjustment). Good adjustment suggests maturity, resilience, and healthy coping.
Advanced Social Media Addiction Scale
Social media addiction is a behavioral condition of excessive dependence on social networking platforms leading to compulsive use despite negative consequences, interfering with daily activities, relationships, academic performance, and mental well-being.
Agreeableness Measuring Scale
Agreeableness is one of the five major dimensions of personality, reflecting individual differences in concern for cooperation and social harmony — a tendency to be pleasant and accommodating in social situations.
Alcohol and Drug Attitude Scale
The consumption of psychoactive substances and associated behaviours are significantly influenced by an individual's attitude. Assessing attitudes can help identify vulnerable individuals and guide early interventions.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Children with ADHD experience persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that may interfere with daily functioning, impacting academic performance, social interactions, and overall self-regulation.
Attitude Towards Single Parenting
Single parenting refers to a family structure in which one parent is solely responsible for raising children. The scale assesses attitudes toward this structure, which can be both rewarding and challenging.
Autism Diagnostic Checklist (ADCL)
Childhood Autism is one of the Pervasive Developmental Disorders classified in ICD-10. An early diagnosis may aid the child in benefitting from one of the many specialized intervention approaches.
Battle's Self Esteem Inventory for Children (SEIC)
Self-esteem refers to the degree to which the qualities contained in one's self-concept are perceived to be positive. A reasonably high degree of self-esteem is an important ingredient of mental health.
Behavioural Checklist for Screening the Learning Disabled
The BCSLD is a list of behaviours that are most likely to be the root of children's learning issues and subsequent underachievement, covering problems with speaking, listening, writing, reading, and math.
Big Five Personality Scale
Based on the 'Big Five' factors (Costa & McCrae, 1990), this Five-Factor Model organizes personality into Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism.
Body Image Scale - Hindi
Body image refers to a person's thoughts, perceptions, attitudes, and feelings about their own body, especially its appearance — influenced by personal experiences, social and cultural pressures, media, and relationships.
Brief Adolescent-Parent Relationship Scale - Adolescent Form
Captures the quality, nature, and dynamics of parent-adolescent relationships, including positive dimensions (warmth, support, open communication) and negative dimensions (conflict, hostility, criticism). Adolescent self-report form.
Brief Parenting Self Efficacy Scale (BPSS)
Parenting self-efficacy represents parents' confidence in their capacity to successfully complete the responsibilities of parenthood and affect the behaviour and development of their children.
Career Decision Making Self-Efficacy Scale
CDMSE is the extent of belief and confidence an individual holds in choosing a career that is right for them based on their abilities and potentials — important for students striving to decide the right career.
Cinderella Complex Scale
The Cinderella Complex is a psychological predisposition in women to seek protection and care from a dominant male figure, resulting in emotional dependency and a fear of independence rooted in traditional gender norms.
Cognitive Difficulty Scale
Cognitive ability is the skill involved in perception, learning, memory, understanding, awareness, reasoning, judgment, intuition, and language. Cognitive difficulty is when an individual struggles to develop these skills.
Dr. Kranti Aptitude Test Battery 2.O
Aptitude refers to an individual's inherent ability or potential to learn, adapt, and perform specific tasks. Unlike achievement tests, this battery evaluates the capacity to acquire knowledge, think critically, and solve problems.
Dr. Kranti Career Interest Scale - SF
Assesses occupational interest areas across 14 domains (Influential, Venturous, Artistic, Scientific, Analytical, Social, Nature, Clerical). The top three scores reflect the preferred occupational domains.
Dr. Kranti Career Interest Schedule
Based on John Holland's theory of vocational choice (RIASEC), KCIS helps students figure out their interests with respect to different occupations, summarizing occupational preferences across six categories.
Dr. Kranti Multidimensional Career Interest Assessment
Aligns one's career path with competency and interest to enhance productivity and professional satisfaction — helpful for students and useful for career counselors making data-backed decisions.
Dr. Kranti's Emotional Maturity Scale
Emotional maturity is the ability to understand, manage, and express emotions in a balanced, adaptive manner — a multidimensional construct including emotional stability, regulation, adjustment, awareness, and social adjustment.
Emotional Intelligence Test
Emotional intelligence is the capacity for recognizing our own feelings and those of others, motivating ourselves, and managing emotions in ourselves and our relationships — distinct from but complementary to academic intelligence.
Family Environment Scale
Family environment is the emotional, social, and physical context in which family members interact — relationships, communication patterns, parenting styles, emotional climate, values, and overall atmosphere within the household.
Five Factor Personality Inventory - Children
Assesses personality across five dimensions — Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Emotional Regulation — focusing on behaviour in diverse situations, built on the work of Allport and Odbert (1936).
Grammar Competence Test
Grammar competence is the theoretical knowledge and language skills necessary to construct correct sentences, understand them, and monitor grammatical errors — focusing on syntax, vocabulary, phonetics, and morphology.
Happiness Quotient Scale
The Happiness Quotient measures how we feel about seven elements of life: financial security, work/career, friendships, family relationships, vision, fitness, and fun & achievement.
Hindi Adaptation of UCLA Loneliness Scale Version 3
Loneliness is a subjective experience of a perceived gap between desired and actual social relationships — a sense of emotional or social disconnection. Prolonged loneliness can impact mental and physical well-being.
IIP Aggression Scale
Aggression is behavior aimed at harming others physically or psychologically. Identifying and minimizing aggressive behaviours can improve an individual's well-being and overall quality of life.
IIP Depression Scale
Depression is extreme sadness or despair lasting more than days, interfering with daily life and causing physical symptoms. A combination of therapy and medication can help ensure recovery.
Interpersonal Intelligence Test
Interpersonal intelligence is the ability to recognise, interpret, and effectively respond to the emotions, motivations, and intentions of others — based on Gardner's Multiple Intelligences theory.
Interpersonal Skills Assessment Scale
Interpersonal skills are the ability to understand the intents, motives, and desires of others — including effective communication, sensitivity to mood, and the ability to understand different perspectives.
Interpersonal Skills Inventory (IPSI)
Interpersonal skills are the traits and behaviors displayed during interaction with others. They help employees build coherent working relations, enhance organizational productivity, and maintain an upbeat work atmosphere.
Inventory of Multiple Intelligence
Based on Gardner's theory, intelligence takes many forms — linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalistic, and existential — representing a distinct intellectual profile.
Job Involvement Scale
Job involvement is the internalization of values about the importance of work to a person's worth — when work is a central life interest, the person actively participates, and performance is central to self-esteem.
Job Satisfaction Scale (JSS)
Job satisfaction is the emotional and cognitive response of an individual to their current job condition, impacting quality of work, motivation, and commitment to the organization.
Leadership Style Scale
Leadership style is the constant pattern of behaviour leaders use to guide and influence followers. Measured via the Least Preferred Co-Worker (LPC) scale, indicating task-oriented vs. relationship-oriented leadership.
Learned Helplessness Test
Learned helplessness (Martin Seligman) is the condition in which individuals believe they have no control over outcomes, based on repeated experiences where their efforts did not lead to desired results.
Life Satisfaction Scale
Life satisfaction means how happy and content a person feels with their life overall — whether the individual feels that their life is going well and meets their hopes and needs.
Life Satisfaction Scale for Parents of Children with Autism
Life satisfaction in parents of children with autism is shaped by emotional bonding, caregiving responsibilities, and access to support systems. Many parents report personal growth, resilience, and deeper empathy.
Marital Compatibility Index
Marital compatibility is a harmonious, consistent, and congruent subsistence with one's partner across qualities such as communication, flexibility, mutual respect, individual autonomy, and handling marital conflict.
Mental Health Battery
Mental health is a state of well-being enabling people to cope with stresses, realize their abilities, learn and work well, and contribute to their community — more than the absence of mental disorders.
Mental Health Inventory (MHI)
Mental health includes emotional, psychological, and social well-being, affecting how an individual thinks, feels, and behaves and how they handle stress, relate to others, and make healthy choices.
Mobile Phone Addiction Scale
Excessive mobile phone usage has physical, psychological, and scholastic effects, interfering with psychological well-being and disrupting relationships with siblings, parents, instructors, and friends.
Multidimensional Scale for Child Sexual Abuse
Child sexual abuse is a serious public health issue and human rights violation with serious health repercussions, including psychological trauma whose effects are frequently hidden and poorly understood.
Multiple Anxiety Inventory
Conceptualizes anxiety in adolescents along three dimensions — Self Anxiety, Death Anxiety, and Social Anxiety — capturing ongoing tension, fear of death, and fear of social situations and evaluation.
Online Addiction Scale (OAS)
Online addiction is a behavioral addiction of dependence on the Internet or digital devices as a maladaptive way of coping with stress, influencing health, interpersonal relations, social skills, and academic performance.
Peer Pressure Scale
Peer pressure is pressure from age-mates to do something one is unwilling to do. It exists as the mutual effect of close friends, and the type of friendship determines the degree of influence.
Peer Relationship Scale
Defined by friendship quality (companionship, closeness, help and guidance, support and security, conflict resolution), peer pressure, and peer acceptance/rejection.
Perceived Parental Involvement Questionnaire
Perceived parental involvement is the involvement of parents across facets of their children's lives — academics, relationships, discipline, decision making, providing facilities, technology usage, and interest development.
Perceived School Climate Scale
School climate is the overall psychosocial environment of a school — relationships, norms, values, teaching practices, safety, and infrastructure. A positive climate enhances student well-being and academic progress.
Perception of Parental Expectations Inventory
Refers to how children or adolescents interpret, internalize, and respond to the standards or hopes that their parents set for them — how these expectations are felt and understood by the child.