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What is the Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test (DMIT) ?
The Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test (DMIT) is a scientific and analytical assessment process that helps understand an individual's innate abilities, learning style, behavioral tendencies, and types of intelligence by studying their fingerprint patterns.
This test is based on the scientific principle that brain development and fingerprint formation occur simultaneously during pregnancy, and once formed, they remain unchanged throughout life.
How are brain development and fingerprint formation connected ?
During pregnancy, the development of the baby's brain and the formation of fingerprints (Dermatoglyphics) occur within approximately the same time frame. According to scientific studies, between approximately the 13th and 24th week of gestation:
The brain structure develops
- A complex network of neurons (brain cells) is formed
- Various parts of the brain associated with thinking, understanding, memory, and creativity become active
- Permanent fingerprint patterns (Arch, Loop, Whorl) are formed on the fingers
- The fingerprint patterns formed at this stage are considered to be linked to brain development.
- Why do fingerprints remain unchanged throughout life?
- Once fingerprints are fully developed, they remain the same from birth to death.
- Regardless of age, environmental changes, or lifestyle modifications, fingerprints do not change.
This means that :
- The basic structure of the brain (innate potential) remains permanent
- Skills can be honed through experience, education, and practice
- But a person's innate tendencies and natural inclinations do not change
What does DMIT reveal ?
1. Learning Style (Visual/Auditory/Kinesthetic) :
Visual (Learning by Seeing) – Learns quickly from pictures, videos, and diagrams
Auditory (Learning by Hearing) – Learns quickly from stories, sounds, and explanations
Kinesthetic (Learning by Doing) – Learns through activities, games, and experiments
2. Memory Power and Brain Dominance :
Memory Power – How quickly a child remembers things and how long they retain them. Brain Dominance – Which part of the brain is more active :
Left Brain – Logic, Math, Language
Right Brain – Creativity, Art, Imagination
3. Strengths and Weaknesses :
Strengths – What the child excels at.
Weaknesses – What areas the child needs more support or practice in.
4. Best Career Options :
Based on a child's talents, interests, and intelligence, what careers would be most suitable for them?
For example, doctor, artist, engineer, sports, business, music, etc.
5. Communication Style :
How does a child communicate and what type of language or method best conveys their message—
- Calm
- Confident
- Talkative
- Reticent
- Persuasive
- Listening
6. Personality Type (What is the child's personality like) :
- Leadership
- Calm and easygoing
- Creative
- Active
- Thinking
- Sociable or introverted
7. Multiple Intelligence Score :
Every child has multiple intelligences—
such as music, math, language, sports, social understanding, understanding nature, etc. The scores for these skills indicate a child's strongest areas.
8. Stress Handling and Behavioral Nature :
Stress Handling – How does the child handle stress?
Does he or she get easily flustered or remain calm?
Are they able to work under pressure?
Behavioral Nature – What is his or her daily behavior like?
Gentle, angry, emotional, calm, active, responsible, etc.
Special Benefits of DMIT :
✔ Accurate identification of a child's innate talents
✔ Help in determining the right study pattern
✔ 100% scientific guidance in choosing a career
✔ Improvement in parenting style
✔ Improvement in self-confidence and performance
✔ Useful information for both teachers and parents
✔ Understanding a child's weaknesses and developing a plan for improvement accordingly
Who is it suitable for ?
✔ Children aged 3 to 18
✔ Students (10th/12th grade career guidance)
✔ Working professionals
✔ Parents and teachers
✔ Anyone seeking self-development
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