Student assessment 6 study areas 42 statements Charts & report ₹99 report

Study Foundation Assessment for Students

Find out how strong your study habits are across six areas: listening, reading, writing and notes, memory, concentration and time management. You get an overall score, your learner type, charts, a score for each area, personalised recommendations, a daily study plan and tips for parents and teachers. About ten minutes. The questions are free to answer; the full report is ₹99, paid by UPI and sent to you on WhatsApp.

Instruction: Read each statement and choose how often it is true for you. Answer honestly; there are no right or wrong answers. This is a self-assessment of study habits for guidance only. It is not a psychological, medical or intelligence test, and it does not measure ability.

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1. Listening Skills

7 statements

Taking in what is said in class and in explanations.

1.I listen carefully when the teacher explains a new topic.
2.I can tell what the main point of a lesson is.
3.I ask questions when I do not understand something.
4.I can follow spoken instructions without asking for them again.
5.I stay attentive in class even when the topic is difficult.
6.I remember what the teacher said when I study at home.
7.I listen to my friends' or teacher's answers and learn from them.

2. Reading Habits

7 statements

Reading with understanding, not just finishing pages.

8.I read my textbook regularly, not only before exams.
9.I understand the meaning of what I read.
10.I can find the important points in a chapter.
11.I look up words or ideas I do not understand.
12.I read the chapter before or soon after it is taught.
13.I can explain what I have read in my own words.
14.I enjoy reading books, articles or stories outside my syllabus.

3. Writing & Note-making

7 statements

Making notes and writing answers clearly.

15.I make my own notes while studying.
16.My notes are neat and easy to revise from.
17.I write answers in a clear order with points or steps.
18.I underline or highlight key words in my notes.
19.I practise writing answers, not only reading them.
20.I can write answers within the time given in exams.
21.I use diagrams, tables or flowcharts where they help.

4. Memory & Recall

7 statements

Remembering what you study and bringing it back when needed.

22.I remember what I studied the previous day.
23.I revise topics again after a few days.
24.I test myself without looking at the book.
25.I use tricks like short forms or pictures to remember things.
26.I can recall answers quickly in exams.
27.I connect new topics with what I already know.
28.I remember formulas, dates or key terms correctly.

5. Concentration & Focus

7 statements

Settling in and staying with a task.

29.I can study for 30 minutes without getting distracted.
30.I keep my phone away while studying.
31.I study in a quiet place without noise or TV.
32.I finish one task before starting another.
33.My mind does not wander often while reading.
34.I can get back to studying quickly after a break.
35.I stay focused even on subjects I find boring.

6. Time Management

7 statements

Planning study time and keeping to it.

36.I follow a daily study timetable.
37.I start studying without being reminded.
38.I complete homework and assignments on time.
39.I plan my revision well before exams.
40.I balance study, rest and play in my day.
41.I do not leave studying to the last minute.
42.I know what I will study each day of the week.
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