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Yash Bhatt

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CY-91495 · 17 yrs · Grade 12 · Jacaranda Heights
confidence · HIGH live · claude-sonnet-4-6 · cached · 9111ms on the original call
RIASEC top 3: E C I
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Yash Bhatt's Holland Code

Hand-rendered SVG · 6 dimensions, scored 0–100.

20 40 60 80 100 23 41 25 38 86 62 Realistic Investigative Artistic Social Enterprising Conventional

top 3 → ECI

— aptitude · DAT V

Student vs cohort mean

Yash Bhatt · Cohort mean

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Yash Bhatt presents a distinctive aptitude profile anchored by exceptional spatial reasoning (89th percentile) and speed-accuracy (87th percentile), complemented by strong numeric ability (70th percentile). These strengths, combined with a dominant Enterprising-Conventional-Investigative (ECI) RIASEC pattern, point naturally toward structured, analytically demanding careers where precision and decision-making intersect. The top career matches — Quantitative Analyst, Chartered Accountant, and Investment Banker — all align well with this profile and reflect Yash's demonstrated comfort with numbers and systems thinking.

During career exploration sessions, Yash was engaged and curious, and the counsellor applied the 'three-test' framework of interest, aptitude, and market demand to evaluate pathway options [1]. An earlier RIASEC session revealed that Yash responded most positively when discussing civil services, and the pattern of scores suggests a strong fit for analytical-creative pathways [3]. These two threads — structured finance careers and public-sector leadership — are not contradictory; both reward the ECI profile and Yash's numeric strengths, and both deserve targeted exploration.

On the family front, parents have expressed concern about return on investment given current market signals, and the counsellor walked them through demand-index data and three-year placement trends [2]. Encouragingly, the family has agreed to let Yash explore the recommended track for one quarter before revisiting the decision at term-end [2]. Time management between assessments and school has been flagged as a sticking point that will need active monitoring [1].

Recommended next step: Yash should meet with alumni working in quantitative finance and civil services preparation to concretely compare both pathways before the term-end family review.

why this confidence level

live LLM inference grounded in 3 cited reports + RIASEC/aptitude data

—— top 5 matches

Career fit (ranked)

1
Quantitative Analyst
Finance · fit 75
2
Chartered Accountant
Finance · fit 67
3
Investment Banker
Finance · fit 67
4
Civil Engineer
Engineering · fit 65
5
Civil Services (IAS/IPS)
Civil services · fit 62
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Source reports

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[1]
Session note Apr 18, 2026 report #108
Career exploration session — Grade 12
[2]
Parent meeting Apr 11, 2026 report #163
Parent meeting — Yash Bhatt's pathway plan
[3]
Assessment Mar 26, 2026 report #198
RIASEC + DAT V battery interpretation — Yash Bhatt
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