What is BMIT?
BMIT stands for Biometric Multiple Intelligence Test, also widely known as DMIT (Dermatoglyphic Multiple Intelligence Test).

What does "Dermatoglyphic" mean?

• Derma – Skin
• Glyph – Carving or pattern

Dermatoglyphic refers to the study of the unique patterns of ridges and lines on the skin, particularly the fingerprints.

The Science Behind BMIT/DMIT

This biometric analysis uses your fingerprints to understand how your brain is wired from birth. It is grounded in scientific principles and draws from multiple disciplines including:

Neurobiology, Genetics & Embryology.

This analysis based on the research of Dr. Howard Gardner, the renowned developmental psychologist who introduced the theory of Multiple Intelligences.

Why Fingerprints?

Between the 13th and 21st week of pregnancy, the brain and fingerprints develop simultaneously. Fingerprints are formed by nerve endings directly linked to the brain, making them a reliable map of how our brain is wired. Each of the ten fingers corresponds to a different lobe or area of the brain, each responsible for specific cognitive or functional abilities. The greater the density of neurons in a particular brain region, the stronger the capability associated with that area.



In Summary:
BMIT/DMIT is a scientific, non-invasive tool that helps uncover an individual’s natural strengths and potential by analyzing their fingerprint patterns. It's a gateway to understanding the unique blueprint of the brain—and how to harness it effectively.