manasika
A prevention-focused Student Wellbeing Program for academic and social excellence—helping schools and families understand psycho-social risk and protective factors before concerns escalate.
Validated for Indian school contexts
University of Madras — MoU validation
InSPA — model validation
IMH Chennai — content validity
Why Manasika exists
Psychologists and educational experts developed Manasika to implement a leading-indicators approach—capturing adverse psycho-social factors and psychological protective factors linked to problem behaviour and wellbeing outcomes.
The goal is earlier understanding for students, parents, and schools—so appropriate support can begin in time.
For schools
School-level analytics highlight where the school has excelled and where attention is needed—supporting a healthier climate for academic and social excellence, with due diligence documented.
Request school accessFor parents & students
Customized reports help parents choose a more informed approach to supporting their child, and help students build self-worth, productivity, and pathways away from self-harm risk.
Begin independently
How it works
Manasika captures psychological risk and protective factors, analyses the data, and delivers reports designed for timely conversation—not clinical labels.
Assess
Structured assessments gather students' and parents' perspectives on adverse experiences, problem behaviours, victimization, resilience, and coping styles.
Analyse
The Manasika Analytics System interprets psychological data to surface signals related to wellbeing outcomes, problem behaviours, and academic excellence.
Report
Customized student and school reports help families and educators plan appropriate support—and monitor meaningful change year over year.
Manasika Student Wellbeing (MSW)
Student- and school-level analytics connect psycho-social events to academic excellence, problem behaviour, and wellbeing—helping communities plan appropriate interventions in time.
MSW student report
Overview
Illustrative preview only. Full reports detail psycho-social factors linked to academic excellence, problem behaviour, and wellbeing.
Validation & care
Evexia signed an MoU with the Department of Psychology, University of Madras (UICIC, UGC) for validating the tool, and allied with the Indian School Psychology Association (InSPA) for model validation for Indian school children.
The Institute of Mental Health, Chennai, evaluated the MSW psychological instrument and found sound content validity and clinical relevance for academic, clinical, and research use—including relevance to early risk screening and prevention planning.
Role-based access and consent-led use keep sensitive student information limited to authorized schools and families—supporting timely help without replacing professional care.
Manasika supports early understanding and prevention planning through psycho-social assessment and analytics. It does not provide a clinical diagnosis or replace professional psychological or psychiatric care.
FAQ
Start with understanding
Take a guided assessment independently, or introduce a prevention-focused Student Wellbeing Program for Academic and Social Excellence at your school.