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                    <h4>Name : <span style="font-weight: bold;"> Paavani   </span>, <span> Class :</span> <span style="font-weight: bold;">Class 10th</span></h4>
                    <h4>Date : <span style="font-weight: bold;">07 August, 2020</span></h4>
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                    <p>Psychometric tests are designed to assess the cognitive abilities and personality traits of an individual. Knowing one’s own abilities, helps in knowing our own strengths and weaknesses which in turn help us in choosing the career/course most suited for us.</p>
                    <p>Psychometric tests are of two types:
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                    <p>The result of psychometric tests tells us a lot about our own selves. It is important specifically when we are at a stage where we have to choose a career, a course or a stream. These results help us to be 100% sure that the course or stream that we are choosing is something that we can do well.</p>
                    <p>Abilities or aptitude are some innate qualities that we are born with. For example, some people sing very well even without any particular training in music. We would say that their ‘ability’ to sing is high. Now that person can become a professional singer much more easily than a person who does not have that ability. Similarly, all of us have different levels of ability for numbers, for language, for reasoning and logic, for mechanics etc. These different abilities have a scope in different fields of career.</p>
                    <p>Personality is the combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual's distinctive character. It also plays a major role in the shaping of our career. For example, a person who is an extrovert, who loves to interact with people will not do well in a job where he has to sit alone all day in a cabin and work. He would do well if he was a part of a team.</p>
                    <p>Interest also plays a major role in our career. As we all know, we are willing to work hard at a job that we find interesting. We do not want to do anything that we feel is boring.</p>
                    <p>These tests measure and quantify an individual’s abilities, interest and personality traits to figure out the best options in terms of field of study and career.</p>
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                    <p>The various fields of career can be divided into 10 broad areas. Different areas require different set of abilities to be able to do well and succeed. It is to be kept in mind that if one is focused and passionate about a particular field then with enough hard work and training it can be achieved.</p>

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                                                    <li> <span class="bold-txt"> Mass Media and Journalism </span> – This field is vast and includes areas like Print Journalism (Newspapers, magazines, websites, blogs etc.), TV/Radio journalism, Advertising (has components of both print and electronic media), Publishing industry etc.                                         The various careers that come under this field are: journalist (newspaper/TV/radio), editor, reporter, anchor, content developer, announcer, film producer, film director etc.                                         The ability that ensures success in this field is “Verbal Ability”.</li>

                                                    <li> <span class="bold-txt"> Artistic and Designing </span> – This is a vast field which is suited for creatively inclined people. This field requires a lot of patience, perseverance and out of box thinking. To be successful in this area it is very important to have self-discipline, ability to work in teams, empathy and imagination. Some attributes like sketching, communicating ideas using an art form and a vibrant visual imagination are some pre-requisite for designers and artists.                                         Design is in itself a vast area which includes, graphic design, textile design, fashion design, communication design, industrial design, product design and so on. An emerging field is “Design and Innovation” which truly requires innovative thinking.                                         The various careers in this field include: interior designer, fashion designer, jewelry designer, musician, singer, dancer, choreographer, artist, sculptor, furniture designer, graphic designer, beautician etc.                                         The ability that ensures success in this field is “Closure Ability and Spatial Ability”.</li>

                                                    <li> <span class="bold-txt"> Science and Technology </span> – This is the most popular field in India. To be successful in the field of science and technology (medicine, engineering, scientific research etc.) one needs to do well in Physics, Chemistry, Math and/or Biology. This field requires a natural affinity towards numbers, mechanical concepts, reasoning and logic.                                         The most popular careers in this area include: all fields of engineering, pharmaceuticals, microbiologist, food technologist, astronomist, mathematician, biochemist, architect, environmental scientist etc.                                         Anyone who has a high score in “Reasoning Ability, Numerical Ability and Mechanical Ability” will be naturally inclined towards this field.</li>

                                                    <li> <span class="bold-txt"> Commerce and Management </span> – This field focusses on business and commerce. It requires good command over numbers, clarity of thought, high reasoning and good organizational skills. All the careers associated with business, banking and entrepreneurship are included in this.                                         Jobs related to this field include: chartered accountant, company secretary, stock broker, customs broker, marketing manager, sales executive, bank officer, cashier, bank manager, personnel manager, personal secretary etc.                                         High ability in “Numerical and Clerical” helps to succeed in these areas.</li>

                                                    <li> <span class="bold-txt"> Medicine </span> – MEDICINE is a major field in India and abroad. It is considered one of the most popular and lucrative careers. This field requires dedication, perseverance and commitment of a very high level. This field includes, working health professionals like doctors, surgeons, physicians, nurses, physiotherapists, speech therapists, dentists etc. also, non-clinical professionals like, lab technicians, biochemists, microbiologists etc.                                         This field requires high “Reasoning Ability and Closure Ability”.</li>

                                                    <li> <span class="bold-txt"> Defense </span> – This field is related to the armed forces (Army, Air Force and Navy), Central Armed Police Force (CRPF, ITBP, CISF, BSF, SSB, SPG, RPF) and the Paramilitary Forces (Assam Rifles, Indian Coast Guards). Entry into this field requires dedication and patriotism. Students from any stream can apply to enter the Defense Services. Different career opportunities are offered by our Defense Services such as doctors, engineers, pilots, sailors, accountants, IT experts, paramedics, administrative officers etc.                                         Physical fitness is of paramount importance along with good “Clerical (organizing) and Closure Abilities”.</li>

                                                    <li> <span class="bold-txt"> Tourism and Hospitality </span> – This industry is part of the service sector industry. It provides jobs in businesses which deal with tourists like, accommodation, transportation, food and beverage, entertainment etc. Tourism and Hospitality plays an important role in any economy. Students from any stream can enter this industry. Jobs offered in this field are: Travel Agent, Tour Operator, Air Hostess (Cabin Crew), Hotel Manager, Food and Beverage Manager, House Keeper, Receptionist, Historian, Museum Curator etc. A passion for travelling along with working in the field, good people’s skill are some prerequisites for being successful in this field. High “Verbal Ability and Clerical Ability” are indicators of success in this area.</li>

                                                    <li> <span class="bold-txt"> Law Order and Administrative Services </span> – This field is one of the most sought after in India. Most students want to try at least once to appear for these exams in order to become government officers. Students from any stream can appear for the Administrative Services exams (UPSC) but a degree in Law is required to appear for the Judicial Services. Being a part of good governance, belief in justice and fair play are important to being a good Judicial or Administrative Officer. The jobs in this field are: District Collector, Judge, Notary, IAS Officer, IFS Officer, Income tax Commissioner, Police Commissioner, CBI Officer, Political Leader etc.                                         This field requires high “Reasoning Ability, Verbal Ability and Clerical Ability”.</li>

                                                    <li> <span class="bold-txt"> Education </span> – This field is the one which has a direct impact on the masses. Teachers are the building blocks of any society. Teaching is one of the largest professions in India. Teachers are required for Pre-Primary to College level. There is also a need for special educators, trainers, vocational teachers, art, music and dance teachers, sports teachers, librarians, career counsellors etc. If done right it is one of the most satisfying careers. Teachers/Lecturers/Professors have to be the epitome of patience and perseverance. “Never give up” attitude is a must. This field requires high “Verbal Ability and Closure Ability”.</li>

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                <p class="disc-print">Disclaimer: It is to be noted that these test scores do not provide any kind of diagnosis. The cognitive functioning is a result of “Nature and Nurture”. This means how an individual thinks is a result of his innate nature as well as his environment. The scores should be taken in the right perspective. These scores indicate an individual’s ability to perform a particular task right now (at the moment of taking the test). Adding extra skill or training in that area may improve the scores.</p>
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