Stream & College Choice Audit

Parents pay premium tuition expecting credible career guidance. What they get is a 1-day generic workshop.

The Stream & College Choice Audit is a 3–6 week institutional engagement for K-12 schools. We audit current stream selection criteria, investigate 3 years of stream switch data, administer the Teen Talent Domain Diagnostic to students, and install permanent diagnostic guidance SOPs.

Not a workshop. An institutional investigation that installs a system.

Price: ₹4,00,000–₹12,00,000 | $8,000–$15,000

Format: 3–6 week institutional engagement (3 phases)


The Problem

Your Grade 10 students choose streams based on four things: parental pressure, peer trends, mark-based default routing, and the counseling session that lasts 20 minutes and covers 200 students. The result:

Your placement cell reports success based on stream allocation. It doesn't report the students who allocated to the wrong stream and spent 2 years correcting it. That gap is the structural leak.


The Investigation (3 Phases)

Phase 1 (Weeks 1–2): Audit

Phase 2 (Weeks 3–4): Intervention & Workshops

Phase 3 (Weeks 5–6): System & Tracker


What You Get


Pricing

Band School Size Price (India) Price (Intl)
Band C Under 500 students ₹4,00,000 $8,000
Band D 500–2,000 students ₹8,00,000–₹10,00,000 $10,000–$15,000
Band E 2,000+ (enterprise K-12 network) ₹12,00,000 $15,000

Band D and E pricing reflects cohort size and number of campuses. All pricing is fixed per band — no custom quotes within the published range.


Compliance

This engagement is a diagnostic institutional audit, not a therapeutic or psychological service. Student data is collected with parental consent. All student-level diagnostic results are shared with school leadership and parents. No individual student data is shared with third parties.

For students identified as needing individual career investigation, the natural next step is Career Identity Discovery for Teens (4–6 session 1:1 program, separate engagement).



Choose Your Tier

E.g., "Parents are dissatisfied with our stream selection process." Or "Our students are choosing engineering/medical by default and we want to change that." Or "We want a structured program, not ad-hoc advice."