Four preference pairs. One of sixteen types.
How you take in information, how you decide, where you draw energy, how you organise your world. Each pair is drawn as a bar — which side you lean to, not how hard. MBTI describes preferences, not ability: it opens the conversation, it does not close it.
Six dimensions. A two-letter code.
Holland's RIASEC is half of the score, alongside your personality type. A radar chart sets the six against each other, and your strongest two become the code everything after it is built on.
The one channel you take in best.
Visual, auditory, reading and writing, or hands-on. The other three still work — they just cost you more effort. The Blueprint turns yours into study tips, an exam-prep strategy and the tools worth your time.
Sectors first. Job titles after.
The fields your type tends to do well in, and the modern roles inside them — the part that widens the list past doctor, engineer, CA. Plus the people who share your type, in India and worldwide.
One in the Sketch. Two in the Blueprint.
The free Career Sketch names the one career we recommend — your LS Pick — and says what the work actually is. The Career Blueprint opens a second one that you choose yourself. One choice, and it cannot be changed afterwards, so it is worth taking your time over.
Indian salary bands. A four-step roadmap.
In ₹ lakh, for India, starting out and at peak. How much of the job resists automation, how safe it is once you are in, how many people are being hired. Then four steps in order, each tagged with the year of school or college it lands in — and a Plan B for when the first path does not.
Four preference pairs as bars, and a grid of a hundred squares for how rare the type is. Preferences, not ability — it will not tell you whether you can clear JEE.
Primary interest: Investigative — the Thinker.
Study tips, an exam-prep strategy and the tools that suit this channel.
Then the modern roles inside them: ML engineer, data scientist, research scientist, systems architect — most of which never come up at home.
The Sketch names the first. The Blueprint opens a second you choose from the other five.
Both careers get the same charts — and Plan B: Data Scientist.