DMIT report levels
| Report | Pages | Typically covers |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | 9 | Multiple intelligences, learning style, basic personality |
| Silver | 17 | + VAK, DISC profile, relationship compatibility, hobbies |
| Advanced | 25 | + brain dominance, Holland theory, subject selection, career options |
| Platinum | 46 | + brain lobes and a deeper, holistic analysis |
Section by section: a DMIT report sample explained
1. Fingerprint pattern summary
A record of the pattern type on each of the ten fingers — such as loops, whorls and arches — and ridge counts. This is the raw data everything else is built on, which is why scan quality and expert pattern coding matter.
2. Multiple intelligence profile
Scores across Gardner's intelligences — linguistic, logical-mathematical, visual-spatial, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal and naturalistic. Read it as a pattern of relative strengths, not a set of marks.
3. Learning style (VAK)
Whether the person prefers Visual, Auditory or Kinesthetic learning — useful for choosing study methods.
4. Personality (DISC)
Tendencies across Dominance, Influence, Steadiness and Conscientiousness — helpful for understanding communication and behaviour.
5. Left and right brain dominance
A view of logical/analytical versus creative/intuitive tendencies.
6. Brain lobes
How the report relates each finger to functions associated with the frontal, parietal, temporal and occipital lobes.
7. Holland career interests
Vocational interest types (often summarised as RIASEC) matched to career clusters.
8. Subject selection and career options
Suggested subjects, streams and career paths to explore — a shortlist for research, not a final verdict.
9. Hobbies, activities and relationships
Extra-curricular ideas and notes on compatibility with family members or partners.
How to read your DMIT report
- Start with the summary and learning style — they're the most practical sections.
- Look at relative strengths, not absolute numbers.
- Treat careers as options to explore, then research them properly.
- Ask your counsellor to connect the report to real decisions.
- Don't use it as a diagnosis — it's a guidance tool. Why that matters.
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FAQs
What is a DMIT report?
A DMIT report is the document produced after a DMIT test. It summarises fingerprint patterns and translates them into sections on multiple intelligences, learning style, personality, brain dominance and career options.
How many pages is a DMIT report?
It depends on the level — commonly from around 9 pages for a basic report to 46 pages for a premium report.
Can I get a DMIT report sample PDF?
Yes — contact us and we'll share a sample DMIT report and explain each section.
Is the DMIT report available in Hindi?
Yes. Our reports are available in English, Hindi and several regional languages.