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Zunno Bridge Exam Success ProfileWhy isn’t my child getting the marks they deserve?

The Zunno Bridge Exam Success Profile is a psychometric-style assessment that looks beyond subject marks at the skills behind them: memory, attention, reasoning, speed, careful reading, exam calm and study habits. It shows exactly where marks are slipping, and gives you a clear plan to fix it.

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Take it before exams to prepare, or after exams to understand the result. Educational screening, not a medical or clinical diagnosis.

Zunno Bridge: a mother encouraging her son as he studies for exams at his desk
Why marks fall short

Low marks are rarely just about the subject

Most children who under-perform in exams already know much of the material. At Zunno Bridge we see marks slip away because of things a normal subject test never measures.

Running out of time

Slower processing speed or no paper strategy leaves easy marks unanswered at the end.

Careless slips

Misreading NOT or ONLY, copying numbers wrongly, forgetting units: “I knew that!”

Forgetting on the day

Cramming and weak recall practice mean learning fades before the exam.

Misunderstanding questions

Reading and reasoning gaps lead to answering a different question from the one asked.

Exam nerves

Stress blocks recall, so children blank out on answers they know.

Habits and routine

Distractions, late nights and no study plan quietly drain study time.

What it measures

What the Zunno Bridge Exam Success Profile measures: 17 areas, three viewpoints

Your child completes fun thinking tasks and short “about me” questions. You add a two-minute parent observation. Together they build a complete picture.

Part A: Thinking Skills (performance tasks)

A1 Working Memory
A2 Logical Reasoning
A3 Focused Attention
A4 Visual Memory
A5 Reading and Language
A6 Processing Speed
A7 Number Sense and Maths Reasoning
A8 Attention to Detail

Part B: Study and Exam Habits (child’s own view)

B1 Exam Calm and Confidence
B2 Study Habits and Planning
B3 Focus and Distraction Control
B4 Motivation and Growth Mindset
B5 Healthy Routine
B6 Exam Preparation or Exam Reflection

Part C: Parent Observation

C1 Attention at home
C2 Emotional wellbeing
C3 Self-control and routine
How it works

How the Zunno Bridge assessment works, in three easy steps

  1. Parent, about 5 minutes. A few details, whether exams are coming up or just finished, and a short observation of your child at home.
  2. Child, about 40 to 45 minutes. A cheerful, game-like session with puzzles, memory challenges, a treasure hunt, a code breaker and a breathing break. Badges and stars along the way, and a read-aloud button for younger children.
  3. Instant parent report. An Exam Readiness Score, your child’s learner profile, where marks are slipping, the top three priority gaps, an 8-week Zunno Bridge plan and simple things to try at home, with a downloadable PDF and 2 days of free classes.
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Zunno Bridge expert panel

Developed in consultation with

Dr. Shabana Batra, Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Shabana BatraClinical Psychologist & Cognitive Assessment Specialist18 years of experience
Dr. Kalyan Gali, Learning Assessment Specialist
Dr. Kalyan GaliEducation Technology, Learning Assessment Specialist & Multidisciplinary Generalist25 years of experience

Parent observation scale informed by: Chuang, H. L., Kuo, C. P., Li, C. Y., & Liao, W. C. (2016). Psychometric Testing of Behavior Assessment for Children. Asian Nursing Research, 10(1), 39-44. doi.org/10.1016/j.anr.2015.10.010

Questions parents ask

Zunno Bridge Exam Success Profile: FAQs

What is the Zunno Bridge Exam Success Profile?

A 45-minute learning gap assessment from Zunno Bridge for students in Classes 3 to 10. It measures memory, attention, reasoning, speed, careful reading, exam calm and study habits, then gives parents an instant report showing where marks are being lost and how to fix it.

Should we take it before or after the exams?

Either. Before exams, it highlights the risks to fix in the time left, with a countdown plan. After exams, it explains where marks were lost and builds a plan for the next exam. You choose the mode at the start.

Does it work for CBSE, ICSE and State Board students?

Yes. It measures the learning skills and habits behind marks rather than any one syllabus, so it suits CBSE, ICSE, State Board, IB and Cambridge students.

Is it difficult? Will my child feel tested?

The tasks are pitched at a comfortable middle level for each class band (Classes 3 to 5, 6 to 8 and 9 to 10). Children never see right or wrong marks during the session, only stars, badges and encouragement.

Is this an IQ test or a diagnosis?

No. It is a psychometric-style educational screening for exam and tuition planning. It does not measure IQ or diagnose any learning, medical or psychological condition.

What do we get after the assessment?

An instant parent report and PDF with an Exam Readiness Score, learner profile, top three priority gaps, an 8-week plan and home tips, plus a recommended Zunno Bridge programme with an Exam Season Scholarship and 2 days of free classes.

What happens to our data?

Parental consent is collected first. Information is used only to prepare the report and plan support, and you can ask Zunno Bridge to correct or delete it at any time.