Academic self-belief
Understand how students see their ability to manage schoolwork and stay engaged.
Student Academic Excellence & Wellbeing Analytics
Understand students beyond marks. Plan support with clearer insights.
Manasika brings together student and parent questionnaires, structured scoring and clear reports to help schools and families understand wellbeing and plan support.
Brief reports are free after processing. Full reports require paid access or an authorised unlock.
Sample preview
Manasika · illustrative
School brief report
Class-level summary for planning conversations. No identifiable roster is shown.
- Academic self-beliefModerate risk
- Positive wellbeingLow risk
- Behaviour and support contextModerate risk
Illustrative sample — not an actual student’s report. Risk bands use Low risk | Moderate risk | High risk text labels.
Framework contributions
Documented relationships that shaped how Manasika was developed and reviewed—each with a defined role.
Academic collaboration
University of Madras
Evexia signed an MoU with the Department of Psychology for validating the tool.
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Model validation
InSPA
Collaboration on model validation for Indian school children.
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Content validity review
IMH Chennai
Reviewed the instrument’s content validity and clinical relevance for early risk screening and prevention planning.
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- Student and parent input
- Online or Excel collection
- School and student reports
Why student wellbeing matters.
Academic results tell only part of a student’s story. Understanding emotional and social experience helps schools and families begin more informed conversations—earlier.
Our purpose and approachWellbeing
Surface emotional and life-satisfaction patterns that sit alongside academic results.
Behaviour and support
Bring student and parent perspectives together to guide earlier, clearer conversations.
How it works.
Psychology + Psychometrics + AI
Move from late reaction toward earlier understanding: assess, analyse, report, then plan support.
Assess
Capture student and parent perspectives through structured assessments—online or via Excel upload.
Analyse
Turn responses into clear Low risk | Moderate risk | High risk domain signals—so concerns can be seen earlier, not only after a crisis.
Report
Receive school- and student-level brief or full reports that summarise patterns without inventing clinical labels.
Plan support
Use the reports to guide conversations, prioritise attention, and plan the next supportive step together.
See what the assessment helps you understand.
Switch between school and student views, and brief or full depth. Each combination shows different synthetic sample content—labelled illustrative, with Low risk | Moderate risk | High risk text.
- What is measuredDomain signals from student and parent questionnaires—academic self-belief, wellbeing, behaviour and support context.
- How to read the resultEach domain shows Low risk, Moderate risk or High risk with a short explanation—never colour alone.
- What to discussUse the sample to see how schools and families can plan conversations and next supportive steps.
Sample preview
Manasika · illustrative
School brief report
Class-level summary for planning conversations. No identifiable roster is shown.
Class-level distribution (illustrative)
| Band | Count |
|---|---|
| Low risk | 60 |
| Moderate risk | 30 |
| High risk | 10 |
Illustrative sample cohort of 100 responses for class-level wellbeing bands — not live scoring
- Academic self-beliefModerate risk
Class patterns suggest mixed confidence with school tasks.
- Positive wellbeingLow risk
Most responses indicate steady life satisfaction.
- Behaviour and support contextModerate risk
Parent and student views highlight areas for conversation.
Illustrative sample — not an actual student’s report. Risk bands use Low risk | Moderate risk | High risk text labels.
Brief reports are free after processing. Full reports require paid access or an authorised unlock.
Clearer insights for schools and families.
Two paths, equal clarity—school programmes and individual access.
For schools
A clearer picture of your school community.
Bring student wellbeing into school planning with school-level insights, informed support planning, and a shared language with families.
Request a school demoFor parents & students
Understanding that starts a conversation.
Individual reports help families recognise strengths and consider the next supportive step together—without waiting for a school rollout.
Start individual assessmentIndividual assessment is available without school registration. Already linked to a school? Log in.
Clear about the framework. Careful with student information.
How reports are developed, how access works, and where to find supporting methodology details.
How reports are developed
Manasika combines psychology, psychometrics, and structured scoring to translate assessment responses into domain signals schools and families can discuss. Institutional contributions appear above with precise role labels—see Trust for supporting detail.
How access and privacy work
Role-based access and consent-led use keep sensitive student information limited to authorised schools and families. Manasika supports early understanding and prevention planning—it does not diagnose or replace professional care.
Manasika provides assessment-based insights to support educational and wellbeing discussions. Reports are not a medical diagnosis and should be interpreted with qualified professional guidance.
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Privacy policyFrequently asked questions.
Access, Excel upload, brief vs full, diagnosis, privacy, and getting started.
View all FAQsCan someone take an assessment without a school account?
Yes. Parents and students can begin an individual assessment independently. School membership is not required for individual access.
Can schools upload responses with Excel?
Yes. Schools can collect responses online or via Excel upload, then generate school and student reports from that data.
What is the difference between brief and full reports?
Brief reports give an overview after scoring. Full reports provide a more detailed outcome format for entitled access in the live product.
Is Manasika a clinical diagnosis tool?
No. Manasika supports early understanding and prevention planning. It does not provide a clinical diagnosis or replace professional psychological or psychiatric care.
Who can see student reports?
Role-based access and consent-led use keep sensitive student information limited to authorised schools and families.
How do schools get started?
Request a school demo through Contact. Evexia partners with schools to roll out the Manasika Student Wellbeing program with appropriate training and reporting workflows.
Bring clearer student insights to your school.
Explore the assessment workflow, sample reports and school onboarding process with our team—or begin an individual assessment without a school account.