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Harsh Bhatt

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CY-20276 · 15 yrs · Grade 10 · Mountain View Public School
confidence · HIGH live · claude-sonnet-4-6 · cached · 11455ms on the original call
RIASEC top 3: R S A
— riasec profile

Harsh Bhatt's Holland Code

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

20 40 60 80 100 88 59 84 86 37 81 Realistic Investigative Artistic Social Enterprising Conventional

top 3 → RSA

— aptitude · DAT V

Student vs cohort mean

Harsh Bhatt · Cohort mean

—— ai narrative
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Harsh Bhatt (Grade 10) presents a distinctive aptitude-RIASEC profile anchored in strong abstract reasoning (88th percentile) and a top RIASEC pattern of Realistic, Social, and Artistic dimensions. This combination points toward careers that blend hands-on problem-solving with creative expression — fields where analytical rigour and design sensibility reinforce each other. The Conventional dimension is also notably elevated, suggesting Harsh can bring structured, systematic thinking to creative work, a quality that serves well in technically demanding disciplines.

Career-match data places Dentistry (fit: 65), AI/ML Engineering (fit: 58), and Robotics Engineering (fit: 57) at the top of the modelled clusters. While these may feel like disparate choices, they share a common thread: precise technical skill applied to real-world outcomes. During the RIASEC session, Harsh responded most positively when discussing data science, and the aptitude profile shows above-median verbal and abstract reasoning, suggesting that analytical-creative pathways deserve priority attention [1]. It is worth noting that architecture has also been a point of active exploration, and the family has agreed to let Harsh pursue the recommended track for one quarter before revisiting [3].

On the academic preparation front, Harsh's mock CET performance is encouraging — Logical Reasoning and English both scored 95/100 — though accuracy on the data interpretation section has been identified as the key gap to close [2]. A targeted six-week sprint of DI practice, two evenings per week, is already recommended and aligns well with any engineering or data-oriented pathway [2].

The overall picture is of a student with genuine multi-domain strengths who benefits from structured exploration rather than premature narrowing. Recommended next step: schedule a meeting with alumni from both a data-science and a design-oriented programme so Harsh can test both directions through real-world conversation 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
Dentist
Medicine · fit 65
2
AI/ML Engineer
Engineering · fit 58
3
Robotics Engineer
Engineering · fit 57
4
Architect
Design · fit 55
5
Doctor (MBBS)
Medicine · fit 52
Computed live · RIASEC overlap × demand index. Algorithm visible at /dashboard.
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Source reports

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[1]
Assessment Mar 13, 2026 report #35
RIASEC + DAT V battery interpretation — Harsh Bhatt
[2]
Test result Feb 4, 2026 report #135
Mock CET / aptitude battery — Harsh Bhatt
[3]
Parent meeting Jun 21, 2025 report #79
Parent meeting — Harsh Bhatt's pathway plan
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