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(Jul 7, 2022 05:19 PM)Kr0n0s Wrote:  Here you have an "Official" test

https://www.mensa.org/public/mensa-iq-challenge

takes like 10 minutes.

post your screenshots,
i've done mine a couple of days ago and it's 115 and im pretty fucking disappointed.

(Jul 8, 2022 08:26 AM)the_chairman Wrote:  My official Mensa test, on paper my IQ is 164. By their official test I'm a superficial genius IQ, exactly 1 point higher than Einstein.

(Jul 8, 2022 08:26 AM)the_chairman Wrote:  My official Mensa test, on paper my IQ is 164. By their official test I'm a superficial genius IQ, exactly 1 point higher than Einstein. Even though in the grand scheme that doesn't mean shit, because all the Mensa Test is, is Pattern Recognition. Even then I took the test in 2011 when I was 14. So the way they chart and the grading is different now. This test I scored 150 flat. Which would be consistent for the test as it presents itsself. In the official Mensa test centre I can assure you, you'd face at a minimum 4-6x the questions, they will get far more mind boggling as you go along, the first 50 or so, there is a wrong answer. If you're getting the first 50 wrong, even 1% of them. You're average intelligence. After that, there are usually 3 wrong answers and 3 right to varying degrees etc. Once you pass a certain point, its about perception. They will ask you questions on why you answered A B or C+ in question 86 etc. And your answer goes towards the test. There is a lot involved. This test is only for the average to low-high IQs if you want a fairly accurate result. If you're above that, and blatantly so, you may want to visit Mensa themselves.

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You may score higher on the official "official" test. But then you need to book in and visit an official mensa test centre. The real test is more in depth, and even though its like 95% pattern recognition just like this one, 5% is really more abstractly philosophical as weird as that sounds..