The Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test (DMIT) explores the connection between fingerprint patterns and brain development. Fingerprints form between the 13th and 21st week of gestation, in parallel with the brain’s neocortex, indicating a direct biological link. DMIT analyzes these patterns to understand an individual’s innate intelligence, learning style, and cognitive strengths. Each finger corresponds to a specific brain lobe and type of intelligence, such as linguistic, logical, or interpersonal. By decoding these prints, DMIT helps identify a person’s dominant intelligences, offering valuable insights for education, career planning, and personal growth in a non-invasive, scientific manner.