For students in Class 9 and 10
Make more informed career decisions
Most career tests tell you what you might like. Marga tells you where you stand. Twenty minutes to find the kind of work that fits, then an honest look at the gap between where you are and what that work asks for.
Free while we are in pilot. No sign-up, no name, no email.
The problem
A choice made at fifteen, for life.
is all interest explains
Across 105 studies and 39,602 people, how well a job matches your interests explains under 4% of whether you end up satisfied at work. Every career test in the market sells that 4% as though it were the whole answer.
careers most students can name
Out of several hundred that exist. You cannot want to be something you have never heard of, and nobody is showing students the rest.
students per counsellor
Against an international norm of one in 250. Most students choose a stream without a single proper conversation about it.
How it works
Two questions, kept separate.
Neither answer overrides the other. What you do with them is yours to decide.
Pull
What kind of work do you gravitate toward?
We stop asking what you like and start watching what you pick. Your answers place you on a map of 427 real Indian job families — and where the reading is unclear, we say so instead of guessing.
Path
What does that work ask for, and where are you?
Reading, numbers and attention are measured against what work in that region actually requires. You see the distance — never a ceiling, never a probability, never a score that says you cannot.
What you do
Five steps, about 45 minutes.
You do not have to do it all at once. Most students spread it over a few sittings.
A quick reading check
Twenty questions. It tells us whether the words we use later make sense to you. If they do not, we say so rather than handing you a confident answer built on nothing.
What kind of work suits you
Thirty-six short questions about work you might do one day. This is what places you on the map.
Attention and speed
Four quick games. Fast on purpose. Measures something school reports never show.
Numbers
Fifteen questions that get harder or easier as you go.
Reading and reasoning
Three passages with questions, chosen to match how you are doing.
What makes it different
It will tell you when it does not know.
It checks you can read it first
In our own first pilot, students at an English-medium school did not know the word “seek”. No other tool screens for this. If we cannot read you, we do not place you.
It is built on real Indian occupations
427 job families from the National Classification of Occupations, each carrying measured requirements — not a list of careers someone wrote by hand.
It shows the gap, never the ceiling
No probability of success. No statement about what is realistic for you. Only how far a thing is and what would close the distance.
It has no agenda
No college pays to appear. No course is recommended because someone bought the slot. We are paid by schools and families, and by nobody else.
Want to know when there is more?
We are in pilot with schools now. Leave an email and we will tell you when the full version is ready.