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CAREER CHOICE

Career Choice

A set of questions have been designed too assess your ‘MOST LIKEABLE’ choice of profession. It links your interest and capabilities with the personality that emerges and matches with the JOBS that maybe best suited. While these questions are effective, in no way are they binding. By which we mean, that these questions will act as a guidance, however, each person is unique and his CHOICE of job maybe unique and will depend entirely on your own Goals and Choices.

Even if these questions point you in a certain direction, but you feel that the DIRECTION is not taking you towards the goal, then find the route THAT SUITS YOU THE BEST.

ALL THE BEST!!!

SECTION 1

What do you like to do?

Six activities are described below. Read each statement and decide if it describes you.

  • 1. I like to work with animals, tools, or machines.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 2. I like to study and solve math or science problems.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 3. I like to do creative activities like art, drama, crafts, dance, music, or creative writing.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 4. I like to do things where I can help people — like, teaching, first aid, or giving information.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 5. I like to lead and persuade people, and to sell things and ideas.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 6. I like to work with numbers, records, or machines in a set, orderly way.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True

SECTION 2

What are your abilities?

Six kinds of abilities are described here. Read each statement and decide if it describes you, when compared with other persons your age.

  • 1. I have good skills in working with tools, mechanical drawings, machines, or animals.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 2. I am good at understanding and solving science and math problems.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 3. I have good artistic abilities — in creative writing, drama, crafts, music, or art.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 4. I am good at teaching, counselling, nursing, or giving information.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 5. I am good at leading people and selling things or ideas.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 6. I am good at working with written records and numbers in a systematic, orderly way.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True

SECTION 3

How do you see yourself?

Read each statement and decide if it describes you.

  • 1. I am practical, mechanical, and realistic.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 2. I am precise, scientific, and intellectual.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 3. I am artistic, imaginative, original, and independent.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 4. I am helpful, friendly, and trustworthy.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 5. I am energetic, ambitious, and sociable.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 6. I am orderly, and good at following a set plan.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True

SECTION 4

What do you value?

Read each statement and decide if it describes you.

  • 1. I value practical things you can see and touch like plants and animals you can grow, or things you can build or make better.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 2. I value science.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 3. I value the creative arts — like drama, music, art, or the works of creative writers.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 4. I value helping people and solving social problems.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 5. I value success in politics, leadership, or business.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True
  • 6. I value success in business.
    • True
    • Mostly True
    • Not True

SCORE

The Career Choice measures how similar you are to six basic types of people. The higher your score, the more you are like that type. For example, if you score the highest on the “Artistic” scale, that means you are most like the Artistic personality type.

How Do you Score?

In each section each line reflects a certain type:

  • 1st question – Realistic
  • 2nd question – Investigative
  • 3rd question – Artistic
  • 4th question – Social
  • 5th question- Enterprising
  • 6th question – Conventional
For each answer give yourself the following points:
  • True – 3 points
  • Mostly True – 2 points
  • Not True – 1 point

Add the points in each section as per the type. For Example if you have said TRUE to all the 1st questions in each section then your score will be 3+3+3+3 = 12

Your scores:

  • realistic =
  • investigative =
  • artistic =
  • social =
  • enterprising =
  • conventional =

Occupations can also be grouped according to these six types. Generally, you will be happiest in a job that matches your personality type. It is a good idea to look at the jobs listed for the two or three personality types that you have the highest scores.

REALIST
ARTISTIC
CONVENTIONAL
ENTERPRISING
INVESTIGATIVE
SOCIAL JOB

NOTE: ENTIRE LIST OF CAREERS ARE ONLY SUGGESTIVE. A STUDENT SHOULD ONLY USE THIS AS A HELPING GUIDE. ONE SHOULD EVALUATE THEIR OWN ABILITIES AND SKILLS TO ARRIVE AT THEIR BEST SUITED CAREERS.

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