What you need to know before you start testing
Preparation and workspace
Before starting the test, make sure of the following:
- You are in a quiet and comfortable environment with no outside stimuli.
- You have at least 20 minutes of uninterrupted free time to fully complete the test.
- All potentially distracting notifications and alerts on your device are turned off or silenced.
- Avoid taking the IQ test in the first hour after waking up or one hour before your estimated bedtime, as results may not be reliable during these periods.
Use these tips to ensure that your IQ test score is as accurate as possible.
Testing phase
The test consists of 40 questions. The test is not limited in time, but time is a factor influencing IQ scores. Our test begins with easier questions and ends with harder ones. On average, it should take you 15 seconds to solve easy questions, 35 seconds to solve medium ones, and one minute to answer the most difficult ones. This format allows for an effective and focused assessment of a person's intellectual abilities.
In an IQ test, you will encounter three main categories of questions: logical and math thinking, pattern spotting, and problem-solving.
To get accurate results during the test, you are not allowed to search for answers on the Internet or use a calculator.
Test result
When you complete the test, you will be automatically redirected to your final score page. This page is permanent, which allows you to use it at your own discretion - for example, to attach it to your resume or share it on social networks. The page will include the following data: IQ score; Analytical overview for each question type; Correct and incorrect answer statistics; Your place in global and segmented statistics; A high-resolution PDF file suitable for printing.
