The JPP Career Exploration Service is where you decide and prepare your career; the JAIS University Admission Service is where you choose universities, majors and admission tracks and see the application through. Both services proceed in five steps and are used with the same account.
Decide what to do, check how well it fits the major, build a path that suits the year group and the time left, then confirm what was done with evidence. When detailed admissions design is needed, the preparation summary moves on to the JAIS University Admission Service.
Set candidate fields and groups of majors from the test result and your interests.
Six axes showing fit, evidence and missing data.
Place tasks that fill the weak axes across the time available.
Confirm with evidence, and the parent or student chooses what to change.
Review the preparation summary and pass only the agreed scope.
For each step we list the materials and results, along with the display rules we keep.
The test is taken on Career.net, and we read only the scores from the result address the student gives us. We never hold the items or the raw answers.
If the axes that actually have evidence weigh less than half, we mark the result as judgment on hold and do not use the score as a conclusion. Major information uses the 557 Career.net major profiles.
We let you preview with scenarios what changes when conditions change. We show preparation level and the factors that move it, not a probability.
We do not merely warn about a shortfall; we let you choose whether to change the goal, action or deadline. A new path version takes effect only once the parent or student confirms it.
Before sending, we check the items passed, items excluded, reference date and how to withdraw. Originals of transcripts and activity materials are not passed on. Report originals remain in the admissions service.
A shortfall is shown as records not yet built up, never as something lacking in the student.
You check your data and eligibility, build up to 12 choices from university, major and admission-track candidates, review that combination, organize it into a report, and prepare applications, documents, interviews and schedules. At the top, Admission Status shows which step you are on now.
We check whether your data and eligibility are in place to start analysis.
We create a draft combination of choices from university, major and admission-track candidates.
We review whether the combination of choices is appropriate and what to supplement.
See analysis and consultation results and what has changed in one document.
Keep track of what to do now across applications, documents, interviews and schedules.
For each step we list the materials and results, along with the display rules we keep.
Eligibility is decided by each university's admission guidelines. When there is no data to check, we show judgment on hold instead of a conclusion.
Adding a candidate is not finalizing an application. The student decides the number of choices — you do not have to fill all 12 slots.
We show it as ranges and reasons, not probabilities. The AI does not pick and finalize your choices for you.
Predictions in the report are for reference. They do not assert admission or rejection.
Only schedule and document criteria read from the guidelines and confirmed by the operators are published. Before a deadline, please check the university's original once more.
After an admissions-consulting phone consultation, the consultation record and expert reply arrive in the app's inbox. The preparation summary passed over from JPP continues here too.
If your career isn't decided yet, use JPP; if it's time to choose universities to apply to, use JAIS.