The name on your admission letter. In April.
No percentile. No fluffy band. Every Sunday, Predict shows you the three colleges you're most likely to walk into — a best case that's worth working for, a most-likely case that already earned itself, and the honest worst case. And the two topics that move you from column three to column two.
Everything you were going to ask a senior.
Not one number. A range you can plan around.
If we gave you a single rank we'd be lying. Instead, three: the stretch goal on a great day, the one you're already earning, and the floor we'll defend if a mock goes sideways. The gap between them tells you whether you're ready — or whether there's work to do.
Every college you could walk into, ranked by the odds.
IITs, NITs, IIITs, GFTIs, state tiers. Category filters set to your category and your home state, automatically. No hand-waving — the number next to each name is the odds we'd lay against you landing the seat.
JoSAA, before it starts.
Counselling is seven rounds of silent poker, and most students walk in having never shuffled the deck. Predict simulates every round — you test preference orders, you watch the seat float, you walk in on day one knowing exactly which four words to type first.
Ten marks more in Chemistry. Show me.
Drag a slider. Watch the list rewrite itself. See which colleges come in, which ones drop off, which week of practice would most plausibly buy that delta. For once, your ambition gets a plan attached to it.
The branch, and the life that tends to follow.
Every branch on your shortlist, with the first-job bands, the ten-year salary curves, the industries that hire from it. Not promises — the actual data, from the seniors who've already walked the path you're about to walk.
The one document that quiets the house.
Results at 11 a.m., three uncles on the phone by noon, an opinion from the neighbour by teatime. Before any of that starts, you'll have this in your inbox.
Where you actually stand
The colleges, in three columns
Seven rounds of counselling, played out
The seventy-two hours after
Trajectory, colleges, JoSAA — live.
Three things we won't tell you.
"You'll get Rank 847."
No one can. Anyone promising a rank within a hundred is either lying, or selling you something that isn't a prediction. We'll give you a window, and we'll show the confidence beside it — always.
"Pay us, get the seat."
We do not, have not, and will not run a back-door. What we sell is counselling — the plan, the preference order, the person on the phone at the right hour. The admission belongs to you.
"Don't worry about the variance."
You should. A bad Sunday can cost two hundred ranks, and two hundred ranks can cost you a campus. Every number we show carries its uncertainty — open, visible, not tucked into a footnote.
Find out where June ends.
One read, one rank window, the top five colleges by the odds. Enough to change the conversation at dinner tonight.