Psychological testing for children and teenagers
IQ, EQ, personality and aptitude assessment for children and teens in Nagpur, with a feedback session for parents.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Prajakta A. Kaduskar · Last reviewed 24 October 2026
Psychological tests help answer specific questions. Why is a bright child struggling at school? What are a teenager's strengths? How does a young person handle emotions and relationships? Results are most useful when they are explained carefully and turned into a practical plan.
Assessments offered
- Intelligence (IQ) testing: understanding thinking and learning abilities, strengths and weaker areas
- Emotional quotient (EQ): how a young person recognises and manages emotions and relates to others
- Personality assessment: temperament and working style, useful in counselling and career planning
- Aptitude testing: natural abilities relevant to subject and career choice (see Career Counselling)
- Behavioural and attention screening, with referral for a full evaluation where needed
Dr. Prajakta chooses standardised assessments based on your child's needs and explains the results to you in plain words.
A consultation to understand the question you want answered
A consultation to understand the question you want answered
A consultation to understand the question you want answered
Testing session or sessions, planned around your child's nee
Testing session or sessions, planned around your child's needs
A written report
A written report
A feedback session with parents and, where appropriate, the
A feedback session with parents and, where appropriate, the young person
Good to know
- A test score describes how a child performed on a particular day and is one piece of information, not a label.
- Our reports help parents and schools plan support. Official disability certificates are issued by government medical boards. We can guide you on the process.
When to see a doctor
Consider an assessment when a child's learning, attention, behaviour or development concerns persist at school or at home - for example falling behind in reading despite effort, extreme restlessness, or regression after a stressful event. Testing is a way to understand, not to label.
Frequently asked questions
Standardised tests exist for young children through to adults. The right test is chosen by age and purpose.
No preparation is needed. Ensure a good night's sleep and a meal beforehand, and bring glasses or hearing aids if used.
No. Testing is done to understand how your child learns and where support will help, not to label. Results are explained to parents in a feedback session with practical next steps.
Most assessments need one to two sessions depending on the tests chosen and the child's pace. We tell you the plan before starting so you can schedule the visits.
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