Every Indian parent has a plan.Very few have a map.

DharmaCode is a career and stream guide for families with a child in Class 9 to 12, rooted in the Bhagavad Gita's idea of swadharma: each person does their best work on a path that fits their own nature.

You start with a free 10-question quiz. If you want the full picture, a parent answers a 20 to 30 minute parent questionnaire for the Full Report (₹999) and receives a written report with ten ranked careers, Indian colleges, a subject and stream strategy, a 3-month plan and a parenting playbook.

Yes, proudly. DharmaCode is rooted in Sanatana Dharma: the Bhagavad Gita's teaching of swadharma, and figures such as Vishwakarma, Saraswati and Krishna, whose names we give to the seven patterns.

The questions themselves are about everyday behaviour, and any family who finds the framework useful is welcome to use it.

It adds up your answers across seven patterns: Builder, Healer, Storyteller, Strategist, Performer, Trader and Guardian. Choosing one option gives that pattern two points, choosing two options gives each one point, and saying what your child avoids takes a point away.

The two patterns with the most points become the main pattern and the one that is also strong. We describe how clearly one leads in words (strong, clear or mixed), never as a percentage. Anything you type in your own words is not scored; it goes straight to the report writer.

You also rate your child on 20 short personality statements and 24 work activities, and your child can add their own answers. A fixed table, not AI, turns those scores into the same seven patterns. When your child takes part, the Parent & child tab also shows a blended pattern where your view and theirs count half each; the written report follows your answers.

Partly. The 30 everyday questions are our own behavioural questionnaire, and the seven patterns are our own modern framework, inspired by the Gita's idea of swadharma. Neither is a validated or clinical test.

The report also includes two published profiles: a Big Five personality profile from the Mini-IPIP (20 statements from the public-domain International Personality Item Pool), and a RIASEC interest profile. You answer 24 public-domain IPIP work activities (from the Oregon Vocational Interest Scales) about your child; if your child takes part, they answer the O*NET® Interest Profiler about themselves. The two use different questions, so the report shows them side by side rather than averaging them. These are not yet normed on Indian students, so we show plain scores with low, average and high bands, never percentiles, and we credit both sources in the report.

Treat the report as a structured, well-informed conversation starter. Use it alongside your child's own views and advice from their school.

No. Nothing in DharmaCode uses birth dates, star signs, planetary positions or any astrological data. The output is a career and stream plan built from your answers, not a horoscope.