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Fingerprint scanning
All ten fingers are scanned multiple times on the device to record loops, whorls, and arches with high fidelity.
DMIT is a biometric assessment that reads fingerprint ridge patterns — loops, whorls, and arches — to outline inborn potential, learning style, and the distribution of multiple intelligences. One scan. A lifetime of insight.
Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test studies the unique ridge patterns on all ten fingers. Those patterns form in the womb and do not change, so the assessment is a one-time process with lifetime validity. Results are mapped using Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences — innate strengths and behavioural tendencies, not a medical diagnosis.
Three clear stages — from ridge to insight — designed for counsellors, parents, and learners.
All ten fingers are scanned multiple times on the device to record loops, whorls, and arches with high fidelity.
Patterns are linked to frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital, and prefrontal lobes, based on embryological development.
Results outline inborn potential, learning style (visual, auditory, kinesthetic), and personal quotients such as IQ, EQ, and AQ.
Gardner’s framework, used as a practical map for learning and career conversations — not a label that limits anyone.
Parents and educators can see a child’s dominant learning style early — visual, auditory, or kinesthetic — and teach with it, not against it.
Students and adults can align study and work with personal quotients (IQ, EQ, AQ) and innate strengths instead of guesswork.
Fingerprint patterns do not change. DMIT is designed as a one-time assessment you can return to for years.
Scanning and analysis run on the device. We do not store fingerprint images or ridge data on our servers. Play Store / App Store listings are for downloading the app only — they are not used to create DMIT Soft accounts.
Security is not a footnote. It is how DMIT Soft is designed.