Before either decision
What does this field actually feel like?
You cannot sensibly answer “do I want to be a lawyer” at fifteen. Nobody can. But you can answer “is this the kind of question I would enjoy working out” — and that turns out to be the more useful question anyway.
Each set below is a handful of real questions from inside a field. Not careers advice, and not preparation. Read them and notice your own reaction: wanting to know the answers means something, and so does not wanting to.
Fields covered so far
| Field | What the questions are about | Questions |
|---|---|---|
| Law | Thirteen questions Indian teenagers actually run into. None of them are about careers. The point is not the answers — it is whether working them out sounds like a good afternoon or a dull one. That reaction tells you more about whether law suits you than any amount of reading about the profession. | 13 |
More fields are coming. Medicine next, then the rest. The shape is deliberately the same each time, so a field that bores you is as informative as one that does not.
These pages are judgement, not data. Where a question has a legal or factual answer, that answer is checked against the primary text and cites it; where it has not been checked yet, the question is shown without an answer rather than with a guessed one.