Our IQ test measures fluid reasoning — how quickly you spot patterns, work with numbers and solve problems you have never seen before. It is modeled on the matrix and series puzzles used in classic cognitive assessments.
What does an IQ score mean?
IQ scores are standardised so the population average is 100 and the standard deviation is 15. About two thirds of people score between 85 and 115, and a score of 130 or above places you in roughly the top 2%.
What this test measures
Four areas: pattern recognition (visual matrices), numerical reasoning (number series), verbal reasoning (analogies and odd-one-out) and logical deduction. Your report shows how you perform in each one.
How accurate is an online IQ test?
No online test replaces a supervised clinical assessment like the WAIS. Our score is an estimate based on your accuracy and the difficulty of each item — a useful, honest snapshot of your reasoning skills.
Frequently asked questions
Is the IQ test free?
Yes. Taking the test and seeing your estimated IQ score is free. A detailed report with your percentile breakdown and strengths is available as an optional upgrade.
How long does the IQ test take?
Most people finish the 20 questions in 10–15 minutes. There is no hard time limit, but your pace is recorded.
What is a good IQ score?
100 is average. 110–119 is high average, 120–129 is superior and 130+ is considered very superior, roughly the top 2% of the population.
Can I retake the test?
Yes, though practice effects will inflate a second score because you will have seen the puzzles before.