You're an engineering graduate. You've done the projects, cleared the exams, maybe even cracked a few interviews. But lately, every job posting mentions AI somewhere — "AI tools," "AI skills," "familiarity with AI/ML preferred." And you're left wondering: do I actually know enough, or am I just assuming I do?

That question is exactly why we built the free AI Readiness Assessment at Blore.AI.

It's a short quiz — about 2 minutes, completely free, no lengthy sign-up — at bloreai.com/assessment. No trick questions, nothing to memorize beforehand. It simply asks how much you've actually used AI tools (ChatGPT, Copilot, and similar), how comfortable you are applying them to real problems, and what you're aiming for — your first job, a better one, or just staying ahead of the curve.

Think of it less as an exam and more as a quick reality check.

A simple report that tells you, in plain terms, exactly where you stand:

• Beginner — you'll get pointed to the fundamentals first.
• Some hands-on exposure — you'll get a path to sharpen it into a job-ready skill.
• Already comfortable with AI tools — you'll get pointed to automation, real projects, and certification-style practice recruiters actually recognize.

No guessing which course to buy. No wasting a weekend on a video that's either too basic or way over your head.

Here's the uncomfortable truth: your degree gets you into the interview room. It doesn't guarantee you the offer anymore. Recruiters — even for roles that aren't "AI jobs" — increasingly check whether you can use AI tools to get work done faster, not just whether you've heard of them. Some of your classmates are already figuring this out. Some are ahead. Some are guessing, same as you.

Two minutes of honest self-assessment now can save you months of learning the wrong thing later. Find out where you actually stand — free, in 2 minutes.