Who this is for in Sri Lanka
This page is for Sri Lankan students and for Indian families living in Colombo. For both, study in India is a real option when state university places are limited and private degrees at home are expensive.
- Colombo
- Kandy
- Jaffna
- Galle
The decision
Which A/L stream to take after O/L, and whether to study in Sri Lanka or India.
- “If he misses the Z-score for his course, what is the fall-back?”
- “Should she take biology for medicine, or does commerce suit her better?”
- “Is a degree in India recognised and affordable compared with a private degree here?”
School systems, and where the assessment fits
- O/L to A/L
- The stream ranking maps closely onto the A/L stream choice, and shows what each option keeps open and rules out.
- International schools
- Students taking Edexcel or Cambridge A-levels in Colombo can use the ranking to choose subject combinations.
From Sri Lanka to a college in India
- NEET-UG has had an exam centre in Colombo in recent years, for Sri Lankan and Indian candidates applying to Indian medical colleges.
- Sri Lankan nationals can apply through DASA to NITs and centrally funded institutes, admitted on JEE Main.
- ICCR scholarships and the Study in India portal list funded and self-financed places for Sri Lankan students.
Staying in Sri Lanka, or going elsewhere
- State university places are allocated by the University Grants Commission on A/L Z-scores, district by district.
- Private degree providers and foreign-affiliated institutes in Colombo offer an alternative at higher cost.
NEET-UG exam cities in Sri Lanka on the 2026 NTA list: Colombo. Cities change from year to year — confirm in the current information bulletin before applying.
What the report covers from here
A Sri Lankan student gets the same profile and career matches as any other reader. The colleges, exams and costs in the report are Indian, which suits a family weighing study in India and does not cover Sri Lankan universities.
Prices when paying from Sri Lanka
The report is charged in Indian rupees. A Sri Lankan card that permits international online payments can pay it; if yours does not, someone in India can open your report link and pay by UPI.
| Stage | Report, incl. GST |
|---|---|
| Class 8–10 | ₹699 |
| Class 11–12 | ₹799 |
| College student | ₹899 |
| Working professional | ₹799 |
Questions from families in Sri Lanka
- Which assessment should an O/L student take?
- The Class 8–10 assessment: it ranks the streams, which is the decision after O/L. An A/L student choosing a degree should take the Class 11–12 assessment.
- Does the report cover Sri Lankan universities?
- No. It covers careers and Indian colleges and exams. The career matches are still the right starting point for choosing a course in Sri Lanka.
For schools. Schools in Sri Lanka interested in career guidance can register free and test the assessment with five complete reports before involving students.
5 free evaluation testsThis is a career-guidance instrument. It is not a clinical or diagnostic tool. It does not measure intelligence, IQ, or a person’s worth. Its results are one input among several, and are intended to be interpreted with a trained counsellor.