IQ Test Statistics. 🏆 Standard IQ Test

Test Statistics

Standard IQ Test

No time limit
50 IQ-related items
IQ up to 154

The Standard IQ test is a high-range IQ assessment granting a maximum score of up to 154. Following the standard format of IQ testing, you’ll receive a set of questions spanning multiple choice answers and items where the fitting variable must be supplied individually. An IQ score is reached using a set of 50 questions. This score is an average of all four components of intelligence.

Only your first and second test scores are accepted to be accurate.

Keep in mind – the average test time for most is an hour.

IQ Statistics compared by countries

Approximately 95% of the populace has an IQ falling between 70 and 130, leaving 2.5% below 70 and 2.5% scoring 130 and above. There are very few people who score in the upper regions of the scale. For example, Mensa is a society which only accepts people in the top 2% of all test takers. This means that only 1 in 400 people stand to potentially make the cut with the minimum IQ falling between 140 and 145.

Distribution by country

( Standard IQ Test )

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United States

11.1K

Total Tests

99.69

Avg. IQ Score

40.0K

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China

2.6K

Total Tests

105.8

Avg. IQ Score

2.6K

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Philippines

1.7K

Total Tests

86.64

Avg. IQ Score

4.1K

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Italy

1.5K

Total Tests

96.23

Avg. IQ Score

2.2K

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Myanmar

1.2K

Total Tests

91.18

Avg. IQ Score

12.8K

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United Kingdom

1.1K

Total Tests

99.52

Avg. IQ Score

2.0K

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Japan

1.1K

Total Tests

106.48

Avg. IQ Score

1.4K

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Germany

1.0K

Total Tests

100.74

Avg. IQ Score

1.6K

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Canada

946

Total Tests

100.4

Avg. IQ Score

2.3K

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India

881

Total Tests

82.24

Avg. IQ Score

2.2K

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Korea

819

Total Tests

104.65

Avg. IQ Score

1.7K

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Egypt

608

Total Tests

82.7

Avg. IQ Score

5.5K

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Viet Nam

549

Total Tests

93.53

Avg. IQ Score

1.1K

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Spain

534

Total Tests

96.69

Avg. IQ Score

1.1K

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Australia

463

Total Tests

99.74

Avg. IQ Score

1.3K

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Brazil

448

Total Tests

85.68

Avg. IQ Score

1.4K

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Sweden

414

Total Tests

98.67

Avg. IQ Score

657

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Turkey

395

Total Tests

89.84

Avg. IQ Score

809

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Romania

375

Total Tests

91.88

Avg. IQ Score

933

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Poland

334

Total Tests

96.35

Avg. IQ Score

664

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Netherlands

324

Total Tests

100.74

Avg. IQ Score

1.1K

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Mexico

312

Total Tests

87.83

Avg. IQ Score

615

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Indonesia

284

Total Tests

85.89

Avg. IQ Score

822

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Ghana

277

Total Tests

69.76

Avg. IQ Score

345

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IQ Score Statistics per Test

IQ testing measures your crystallized and fluid intelligence, forming your general intelligence when seen as a whole. Crystallized intelligence is defined as intelligence which has been amassed from past learning and experiences. It is intelligence which supplies us with knowledge and understanding rooted in facts derived from physical encounters. The more crystallized experience we have the better we are at comprehending what we read and learn from academic sources. Fluid intelligence refers to our ability to apply acquired information and knowledge to rational problem solving and reasoning. It is a measure of our perceptual capabilities, showing our overall capacity to reason, adapt and learn new things independent of facts other forms of crystallized intelligence.

IQ Score Statistics per Time

IQ tests are extremely accurate despite outside factors such as extreme stress and predisposed thoughts having a slight effect. There is also a slight variation between scores relative to age, with younger test subjects having the higher volatility and degree for error. Essentially all IQ scores are not an exact measure but rather give you a relative range. Different IQ tests all target different evaluations which is why your IQ score rather distinguishes between the scope of your intelligence on average. The Wechsler Intelligence Scale is designed to have a mean of 100 allowing a standard deviation of 15 with the scores forming a bell curve when graphed. As you can see, at just a 15 point spread there is little margin for error.