“In the intricate patterns of a child’s fingerprints lies the blueprint of their innate abilities. Embracing their individuality is the first step towards empowering them to flourish in their own way.” – Sir Ken Robinson, renowned educator and creativity expert.
“Every child is born with a unique set of fingerprints, symbolizing the distinctive path they are destined to follow. Recognizing and nurturing their individual talents is the key to unlocking their full potential.” – Howard Gardner, father of the Multiple Intelligence theory.
We conduct DMIT Test which is a finger Print scanning test. This tells about brain structure of a person its helpful to understand your inborn talents, strengths and weakness ets by computer assisted behavioral and medical bio metric assessment, profiling and diagnostic aids based on the study of Dermatoglyphics. With the DMIT analysis, our analysts are able to discover the inborn intelligence of each child / adult and his/her best ways to learn. Moreover, professional advices and suggestions will also be given to help solve problems in both short and long term.
BENEFITS OF DMIT
- Understanding distinct areas in your brain that is under or ever emphasized.
- Understand your child’s inborn personality.
- Know how to apply the right path in your kid’s upbringing.
- Know learning pattern of an individual (Audio, Video or Kinesthetic).
- Supports in selecting superior Field, Stream, Career, Learning style and Partner.
- Discern different quotients other than IQ(EQ, AQ, and CQ).
- Identification of strengths and weakness of any individual.
- Accessible to understand the behavior and attitude of students and adults.
- Relationship Management through improved understanding.
- Understanding functions and different part of the human brain.
Types of Multiple Intelligence
After years of extensive research Prof Howard Gardner defined 8 intelligences. The multiple intelligences he defined are :
So, there you have it—eight different ways to be smart. Who knew your brain had so many talents up its sleeve?
Are you the friend who can navigate anywhere without Google Maps, or do you visualize everything in your head before making it a reality? Whether it’s art, design, or just killer PowerPoint slides, you’ve got a mind that sees the world in vibrant colors and shapes.
If you’ve got a way with words, love telling stories, or are the go-to person for crafting the perfect text, then this one’s for you. You’re basically a walking, talking dictionary—Shakespeare would be proud!
If you’re in tune with your feelings, goals, and values, and often find yourself reflecting on your thoughts, you’re self-smart. You know who you are and what you want out of life—your inner compass is on point!
Numbers make sense to you like nothing else. If solving puzzles, crunching numbers, and figuring out patterns feels like playtime, congrats—you’ve got the brain of a future scientist or mathematician. Just don’t forget to carry the one!
Are you the person who feels most at home in the great outdoors, loves animals, or can identify plants and rocks like a pro? Nature-smart folks have a deep connection with the environment and might just be the next great biologist, conservationist, or gardener extraordinaire.
You’re the social butterfly of the group, always picking up on vibes and understanding what others need. Whether you’re the ultimate friend, counselor, or leader, your people skills are top-notch. You basically get humans—and that’s a superpower.
If you’re always on the move and can master new dance routines or sports moves faster than anyone else, you’ve got body smarts. Your brain and body are in perfect sync—maybe you’re the next big athlete, dancer, or even an amazing craftsman!
If you hear rhythms in your head, can pick up a tune in seconds, or have a playlist for every mood, musical intelligence is your jam. You might just have the soul of a composer or DJ.
Learning Styles
If you find yourself remembering things better when they’re explained out loud or enjoy learning through podcasts and discussions, you’re an auditory learner. You tune in to the sounds of learning, whether it’s a lecture, a conversation, or even your own voice reading out loud. Hearing is believing for you!
Are you the type who thrives on diagrams, charts, and color-coded notes? If so, you’re a visual learner. For you, information really sticks when it’s presented in a way you can see. Your brain loves to take in the big picture—literally!
Do you learn best by jumping in and getting your hands on the task? Then you’re a kinesthetic learner. Whether it’s building, experimenting, or physically engaging with the material, you’re all about learning by doing. Sitting still just doesn’t cut it for your active brain!
Types of Quotients
Intelligence Quotient (IQ)
The classic measure of cognitive abilities—IQ is all about how well you solve problems, understand complex concepts, and apply knowledge. It’s the traditional measure of brainpower, but remember, it’s just one piece of the puzzle!
Emotional Quotient (EQ)
Ever wonder how well you manage emotions, both your own and others’? That’s your EQ at work. It’s all about empathy, emotional intelligence, and handling social interactions with finesse. High EQ means you’re a pro at navigating relationships and understanding feelings—yours and others’.
Creative Quotient (CQ)
Got a flair for thinking outside the box, coming up with innovative ideas, or expressing yourself in unique ways? Your Creative Quotient measures how well you tap into your imagination and originality. CQ is all about the artistic and inventive side of your brain!
Adverse Quotient (AQ)
When life throws curveballs, how well do you adapt and bounce back? That’s what your Adverse Quotient measures. AQ is about resilience, overcoming challenges, and thriving despite setbacks. It’s your inner strength and ability to keep going, no matter what.
Visionary Quotient (VQ)
Are you a forward-thinker with big dreams and a knack for seeing the big picture? Your Visionary Quotient gauges how well you envision the future, set ambitious goals, and inspire others with your vision. VQ is all about your ability to lead with foresight and ambition.
Connecting Quotients with Multiple Intelligences
- Intelligence Quotient (IQ) and Multiple Intelligences
Traditional IQ tests often focus on logical-mathematical and linguistic intelligences, assessing your problem-solving and language skills. However, Gardner’s theory broadens this view, acknowledging that intelligence encompasses many more dimensions, including spatial, musical, and interpersonal. - Emotional Quotient (EQ) and Multiple Intelligences
Your EQ is deeply connected to both interpersonal and intrapersonal intelligences. It reflects your ability to manage and understand emotions—yours and others’. High EQ means you excel in navigating social interactions (interpersonal) and self-awareness (intrapersonal), enhancing your overall emotional intelligence. - Creative Quotient (CQ) and Multiple Intelligences
Creativity shines through in various intelligences such as spatial, musical, and bodily-kinesthetic. Whether you’re designing, composing, or physically engaging in activities, a high CQ showcases your ability to innovate and express yourself uniquely, tapping into your creative potential. - Adverse Quotient (AQ) and Multiple Intelligences
AQ relates to resilience and adaptability, connecting with intrapersonal and bodily-kinesthetic intelligences. It reflects how well you handle challenges and bounce back from adversity, using self-awareness (intrapersonal) and physical action (kinesthetic) to navigate and overcome obstacles. - Visionary Quotient (VQ) and Multiple Intelligences
Your VQ aligns with spatial, interpersonal, and linguistic intelligences. It involves envisioning the future, setting goals, and inspiring others. VQ taps into your ability to see the big picture (spatial), lead and motivate (interpersonal), and articulate a compelling vision (linguistic).