MUMBAI, India, May 29 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202611051262 A) filed by Jyoti Dashora; Neha Ajmera; and Karunesh Saxena, Mohali, Punjab, on April 22, for 'indian emotional intelligence assessment framework integrated with goleman's emotional competency model.'
Inventor(s) include Jyoti Dashora; Neha Ajmera; and Karunesh Saxena.
The application for the patent was published on May 29, under issue no. 22/2026.
According to the abstract released by the Intellectual Property India: "A framework and process is revealed of culturally adaptive Emotional Intelligence measurement and growth among the Indians. The invention combines the Indian socio-cultural values and the five domain Emotional Intelligence framework which includes Self-awareness, Self-regulation, Motivation, Empathy and Social Skills. There are behavioural constructs based on Indian emotional styles within the system such as spiritual awareness, respect based self-control, duty-driven motivation, collectivist empathy and relational harmony. Responses to users are gathered by use of digital assessment, behavioral scenarios, interviews, language inputs or observational data. A scoring engine assesses the level of competency in various dimensions and creates emotional profiles, developmental reports and comparative benchmarks. In some form, the artificial intelligence and natural language processing modules in language process the tone, emotional reactions, linguistic and situational reactions to enhance precision and aid multilingual Indian settings. The invention can be deployed using an enterprise software, mobile apps, education systems, counselling tools, recruitment platforms or leadership development programs. It allows organizations and institutions to evaluate emotional competence based on culturally meaningful measures as opposed to being dependent on imported psychological measures. The revealed system enhances the quality of recruitment, leadership preparedness, team work, student improvement, emotional wellness, as well as coaching behaviours. It also aids in long-term development monitoring and customized training suggestions. The invention bridges the gap between international aligned theory of Emotional Intelligence and cultural reality of the Indian people through integration of Emotional Intelligence theory and the reality of Indian culture that is scalable, measurable, and context-related to serve modern Indian institutions and multi-cultural user groups. The invention is thus an effective technical means to evaluate and develop emotional competency within culturally specific contexts."
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