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Benefits of DMIT (Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test) in Delhi/NCR

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There are wide range of benefits of DMIT (Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test) in Delhi/NCR. DMIT (Dermatoglyphics Multiple IntelligenceTest) in Delhi NCR is a wonderful tool to determine the inborn or innate intelligence of any individual. It reveals what you love doing, what you are good at or what keeps you happy in life. DMIT has varied benefits at different age groups. For a small child, DMIT helps in determining his/her Personality, Acquiring Style etc. and thus helps in effective parenting to improve the parent child relationship. As the child grows, he/she can use the preferred Learning Style, as determined by DMIT Test, which shall help in Academics to score more with little effort as you get to know the right direction to work. Moving further, benefits of DMIT Test are ample. DMIT reveals the right career path based on innate intelligence. Compared with other Psychometric tools to arrive at career options, DMIT is much more reliable and its results don’t change thro...

History of Dermatoglyphics& Multiple Intelligence

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The study of ridged skin on fingers, palms, soles and toes is termed as Dermatoglyphics. Etymologically this term dermatoglyphics comes from two Greek words (Derm = Skin and glyphe = carving). It gives the impression that something has been mould out of the skin (Kumbnani, 2007 ; Kiran et al., 2010). The term Dermatoglyphics was coined by Dr. Harold Cummins in 1926, the father of American fingerprint analysis. It has been accepted and approved internationally. For the first time Cummins (1936, 1939) demonstrated the frequencies of various dermal ridge patterns on fingers of Downs syndrome patients. Workman , 1939 analysed Downs syndrome and his observations agreed with those of Cummins (1936, 1939). The ridges and creases on the palms, fingers, soles and toes have a great significance in determining the characteristics of human beings because of their permanency, variability and unchangeability. Traditionally, dermatoglyphics has been regarded by physical anthropologists and populatio...