Take the Student Career Readiness Assessment and discover where you currently stand across the key skills, behaviours and career capabilities employers expect from today's graduates.
Students spend years building their academic knowledge, but being academically qualified does not automatically mean being fully prepared for the job market. Employers evaluate much more than a degree or marks — they look at how clearly you understand your career direction, how effectively you communicate, how you present yourself, whether you can demonstrate practical experience, how you approach modern tools such as AI, and whether you are prepared to function in a professional environment.
This assessment gives you a structured view of those areas — so you can understand where you stand today and what you need to work on next.
Your career readiness is evaluated across eight essential areas.
How clearly you understand your career direction, strengths, interests and the roles you should be targeting.
How effectively you approach the job search, identify relevant opportunities and build a practical career strategy.
Professional communication, clarity of expression, listening and the ability to communicate ideas effectively.
How prepared you are to present your qualifications, experience and value through resumes, interviews and professional interactions.
Whether you can demonstrate practical application of your knowledge through projects, problem-solving and real evidence of what you can do.
Your awareness and readiness to work in an environment increasingly shaped by AI, digital tools and changing workplace expectations.
Networking, professional visibility, self-development and your approach to continuously improving your career prospects.
Readiness to enter a professional workplace, adapt to expectations, work well with others and build long-term career growth.
Answer 42 questions based on your current knowledge, experience, behaviour and career preparation.
Your responses are converted into a weighted Career Readiness Score out of 100.
See which areas you are relatively stronger in and which may require further development.
Use your results as a starting point for deciding what to focus on to become better prepared.
The assessment produces a score out of 100, calculated using weighted questions across all eight career-readiness areas. Not every question carries the same weight — different questions contribute different amounts based on their relevance to career readiness. The score provides a structured indication of your current level of career preparation.
You are among the top 10% of graduates.
A few focused improvements can significantly improve your employability.
You have potential but need structured guidance.
Immediate action required to improve employability.
A focused development plan is essential.
Your score is a diagnostic indicator of career readiness — not a guarantee of employment, salary or selection.
Designed primarily for engineering students and graduates — across all disciplines — who want to understand how prepared they are for the modern job market. It is particularly relevant if you are:
Career preparation can be difficult to judge on your own. You may have a degree, certifications, projects or technical knowledge and still be unsure whether you are genuinely prepared to compete for the opportunities you want.
Instead of asking yourself "Am I ready for a job?" you can start with a more useful question:
"Where am I ready — and where do I still need to grow?"
There are no "perfect student" answers. Answer the questions honestly based on your current abilities, experience, behaviour and preparation — not based on what you think an employer wants to hear. The purpose of the assessment is to give you a more useful picture of your current career readiness.
Take the 42-question Student Career Readiness Assessment and discover your current career-readiness level across eight essential areas.
42 Questions • 8 Assessment Areas • Score Out of 100