Classic Theme

Tell us your situation in your own words. Everything else is optional.

This UI is rewritten from a student’s perspective. In Classic, you get the highest-value flow and the most important results. In Advanced, you can open every field and every analysis section.

Free-text first Easy optional fields High-value results in Classic All features in Advanced

Start here

One clear student input

Paste your situation, confusion, preferences, scores, and family constraints in plain English.

What you get

Useful decision output

Shortlist, tradeoffs, affordability, blind spots, family summary, and next steps.

Coverage

All features still visible

Classic keeps things simple. Advanced opens every detailed section, check, and supporting layer.

Backend

http://backend:34007

10 countries in schema 3 live rails

Everything This Student UI Can Do

All features are shown here. Classic keeps the most important ones front and center.

Student Intake

Classic

Free text first, then optional details if the student wants to add more context.

Decision Snapshot

Classic

See the best-fit direction, top shortlist option, and why it ranks highly.

Blind Spots

Classic

Quickly catch missing facts, risky assumptions, and mistakes that could change the choice.

Affordability + ROI

Classic

Keep costs, debt stress, and payback visible while comparing options.

Action Plan

Classic

Turn the decision into clear deadlines, documents, fallback moves, and next steps.

Scenario Planner

Advanced

Re-rank the shortlist when scores, aid, geography, or family assumptions change.

Admissions Realism

Advanced

Check whether the path is genuinely reachable, not just attractive on paper.

Full Career + Program Views

Advanced

Inspect every career direction, full shortlist card, evidence trail, and fit score.

Family Alignment

Advanced

Share parent-ready reasoning, pressure points, and counselor summaries.

Localized Rails + Live Checks

Advanced

Open country-specific workflow logic, supporting sources, and live deadline verification.

Student Input

Start with free text. Add the rest only if you want to.

Your situation

Country Main question Grade or stage Budget sensitivity Goal Biggest concern Likes Dislikes What matters most Current options or notes

Open advanced optional fields

Student segment Name Location Geography limits Time horizon Annual budget Total budget Family annual contribution Max acceptable debt Scholarship dependence Relocation Category or quota Domicile or state Favorite subjects Weak subjects Strengths Work style Preferred careers Backup careers Language preferences Lifestyle preferences Safety sensitivity Housing needs GPA Class 12 marks JEE percentile JEE rank NEET score A-levels IB score ACT SAT or math score SAT or verbal score IQ or reasoning score Strongest signal Other signal Family context Family priorities Fears Non-negotiables

Quick ways to try it

If you want help fast, use a realistic example or upload notes you already have.

Uses 1 of 20 stored student examples.

Upload existing notes

Bring your notes, score summaries, or counselor material as a zip bundle.

Reference country Decision bundle

Download Starter Template

How Classic vs Advanced works

Classic shows the high-value flow: intake, top result, tradeoffs, affordability, blind spots, family summary, and next steps.

Advanced opens every supporting section, full shortlist, deeper realism checks, and verification tools.

Student Feature Map

Jump to the most relevant section after analysis.

Fastest way to use it

Write your situation in free text, add only the optional details you want, then run the analysis.

Describe your interests, confusion, and constraints in plain language.
Add scores or budget only if they matter to your decision right now.
Use Classic to keep the flow simple.
Switch to Advanced when you want the full breakdown.

What gets shown after analysis

Classic shows the highest-value output first: fit, shortlist, affordability, blind spots, family summary, and next steps.

Advanced reveals the full shortlist, admissions realism, deeper tradeoffs, confidence flags, and live checks.