🌊 Is The Mensa Norway Test Accurate

My next video will be about the old puzzle 31 of the Mensa Norway IQ Test and how it was impossible to solve it. Here is specific videos about the last 4 puzzles (they might have more comments and help if you are looking for a specific solution):

While "proving" results on psychological tests are not easy, the few good studies tend to show that the probability that your core type is right on the GOOD tests is only about 55-75% (some tests tout 80-90%, but they are often self reporting "consistency" of the test's questions, not accuracy of the result). 55-75% is better than guessing :) which is 11% success rate.

Although I am not a mensa member, when I got into primary, my Iq was tested and the result was 138. It was very clear that I was different compared to others by many reasons, one was that I was able to read with three years, or that i basically knew every single european country with its capitol and population when I was four.

^{Ideally you want as many questions as possible, and your "pass/don't pass" line to be right around the middle. That would give a significantly more accurate exam. In other words, Mensa qualification at 15 of 100 correct difficult questions is much less ideal than a test that requires 150 of 300 correct easy questions.}

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^{I got a 27 on TOEFLbank and got a 28 on the real test so I would say the AI was pretty accurate for me 2. TheMotherOfCats_. • 3 yr. ago. I got 28 in both toefl bank and the actual exam. 1. Dapper_Grab6007. • 3 yr. ago. I got 22-24 in toefl bank, but 25 in the real test, therefore it is pretty accurate for me.} There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on a person’s definition of genius. However, generally speaking, an IQ of 130 or higher is considered to be a genius IQ. Is mensa denmark IQ test accurate – average iq score. As said in the title I took the mensa iq test and scored a 142. It is important to note it is not an official one. This is the test I took. I am 16. I apologize for not being a mensa member but I figured this sub is best to determine the test’s accuracy.

This is from Mensa Norway Test: " Each correct answer gives one point, and all items are weighted equally. There is no bonus for rapid completion or penalty for wrong answers so it is in your advantage to use the time well and to guess whenever unsure."

^{The average of all of those is about 120. If you took the same Mensa Norway test twice, I wouldn't count the second attempt, which drops the average to 119.Take my free practice test at do-it.ca. It's 4 questions long, but even from that I could tell you what your I.Q. is within about 5 points.} The Mensa Norway test is fairly accurate from what I've seen and heard so far, if you scored 140 you should have a fairly good chance at passing a non-verbal Mensa Test. As for studying, I think it's better to go in blind. It provides more accurate results and a more genuine outcome rather than cramming online IQ tests beforehand to train

Mensa Norway (126) first (133) second time. Btw the test says it is valid for the first two times, but I don't like the large spectrum of numbers I've been getting, keeping in mind that the first test wasn't actually 126 but a confirmation that it is above 126. What are some of your favorite test, and why is that the best in your opinion.

The Culture Fair test is visual in nature, with 4 components that test different aspects of visual reasoning. The Mensa Norway test has a vague similarity to one component of the test, although there are quite significant differences. I scored IQ 133 (SD=15) on the online Mensa Norway test you mention on my first attempt.

I have heard that Mensa Norway has an online practice test, but I don't know how accurate it is. Most online IQ tests are useless. American Mensa has a cheap practice test ($10??) that they mail you. The real in-person test is pretty cheap ($40?), but unfortunately you can only take it once in your life.

I have scored 54/60 on the ICAR60, and "diagnosed" with 142 on Mensa Norway. I also could complete Einstein's challenge that apparently only 2% of the population can solve (don't have the screenshot tho). .