What is IQ? An Intelligence Quotient is a score given to someone after taking an intelligence test. There is no single "IQ test" - Mensa accepts results from more than 200 tests, including its own. Your submission to r/Mensa has been removed since your account does not meet the minimum karma required. Please read the rules and wiki (tab is on top of the page) before contacting the mods. Please read the rules and wiki (tab is on top of the page) before contacting the mods. 67.47. 65.30. 1.505. Note: Mensa considers that scores from after January 31, 1994, "No longer correlate with an IQ test." I did these calculations using a method similar to that for my GRE to IQ Estimator. The lowest point of reference was the theoretical average IQ of high school students being 110 and the current average SAT I V+M (verbal The average IQ score is 100. Scores may range from 70 to 130, with each number representing 15 points. For example, an individual with an IQ of 120 can process information, and someone who scores 15 points higher (105). However, suppose you have an IQ score that falls below 85. Agreed MENSA, takes about 45 minutes. your not likely to get into MENSA (you did spend 20 minutes on a click baity iq test) but they will give you your results for a $60 fee. Cheaper than the hundreds people are quoting here senkairyu • 4 yr. ago. Because in an IQ test, it's not only your answer that count, but also how you act during the test, for exemple, the goal of an IQ test is not only to tell you your IQ, but also to underline some problem like learning disabilities, problem that can sometime only be seen by the way you act during the test. Williams went viral for harsh comments about entertainers including Steve Harvey, Kevin Hart and Rickey Smiley on Shannon Sharpe’s podcast. 105. The IQ score is the level of intelligence that you have been assigned according to the score that you achieved in the intelligence test. Or the level of the person for which you are consulting that IQ score for that matter. The IQ is always the result of a comparison with the average test result that was achieved by the people who cc2d.