STUDENT

“I was preparing for JEE for two years because everyone assumed Engineering was the right path — my grades were good and that seemed to settle it. When I took the RAPD Assessment through Dheya, the results showed a strong aptitude for analytical writing and systems thinking, but a low drive profile for technical execution. My mentor helped me understand the difference between aptitude and drive — I could do Engineering, but I wouldn't thrive in it. After five mentor sessions and a written IDP, I chose Economics Honours at Delhi University. I'm now in my second year and I've never felt more engaged in my studies. The RAPD didn't just point me in a direction — it explained why that direction was right for me in language I could actually trust.”

STUDENT

“I finished my B.E. in Computer Science completely unsure whether I should go into software development, product management, or do an MBA and pivot entirely. I had three offers on the table and no framework to decide between them. My Dheya mentor ran me through the RAPD Assessment and a full first-career session sequence. The results showed a strong interest profile aligned with user-facing problems and a drive profile oriented toward synthesis rather than deep technical execution. My mentor wrote an IDP that mapped my first role, a three-year trajectory, and a second-move strategy. I accepted the product management role — the IDP gave me the confidence to turn down a higher-paying software offer. Six months in, I know it was the right call.”

STUDENT

“Everyone in my family assumed I would do CA after B.Com — it was treated as a given. I had already enrolled in foundation when I started having doubts. I came to Dheya not sure if I was doubting CA or just scared of the difficulty. The RAPD Assessment was clarifying in a way I didn't expect — my aptitude profile was strong for analysis and communication, but my interest profile pointed clearly toward strategy and management rather than accounting practice. My mentor spent three sessions unpacking what a CA qualification would actually mean for my daily work life, versus what an MBA pathway would look like. I chose to exit CA foundation and pursue a PGDM. My parents took some convincing — but the written IDP my mentor produced gave them the evidence base they needed. I'm now in my second year at SIBM and at peace with the decision.”