Official Result Report
IQ Test Analysis Results Report
Congratulations, jaevis
IQ · SD 15
Report No.
E163C1241245
Date of Issue
January 16, 2023
Examinee
jaevis
Test Type
Raven's Matrices · 40 Questions
- 129
- IQ
- 146
- IQ by Mensa (SD 24)
- 3%
- Top Percentage
Comprehensive Result Summary
This is the official summary of your test results organized by international standard indicators.
- Test Type
- Non-verbal figural reasoning test based on Raven's Matrices (40 questions)
- Test Date
- January 16, 2023
- Scoring Norm
- International adult norm (Mean 100, Standard Deviation 15)
- Intelligence Classification
- 116-130 (Top 2-3% Level)
- IQ (SD 15)
- 129
- IQ (SD 16)
- 131
- IQ (SD 24 · Mensa standard)
- 146
- Percentile
- Top 2.68%
- Statistical Rarity
- About 1 in 37 people
- 90% Confidence Interval
- 124 ~ 134
- Total Time
- 38m 13s
Every standardized intelligence test involves a standard error of measurement (SEM). There is a statistical probability of about 90% that your true IQ falls within the range of 124 to 134.
Your Position on the Normal Distribution
IQ follows a bell-shaped normal distribution centered on the mean of 100. The highlighted line in the graph below indicates where your IQ is located within the entire population.
Position on the International Classification Scale
IQ ranges based on the Wechsler classification, and where you stand among them.
Borderline
55–70
Low Average
70–85
Average
85–115
High Average
115–130
Superior
130–145+
ⓘStandard Deviation(SD)
Standardized IQ tests typically use one of three standard deviations: 15, 16, or 24. Standard deviation is a statistical concept that indicates how dispersed the data is. In IQ tests, the average IQ is set to 100, and the standard deviation is set to 15, 16, or 24 to evaluate test results.
The most commonly used standard deviation for IQ tests worldwide is 15, and the IQ MENTOR test, which adopts the Raven's Progressive Matrices test, also uses SD 15. However, MENSA mainly uses a standard deviation of 24, so IQ MENTOR also shows results converted to SD 24.
Intellectual Ability Level According to IQ Score
IQ score is not an absolute indicator that measures all of your intelligence. IQ tests only measure some cognitive and learning abilities and do not cover all the diverse forms of intelligence that people possess. A low IQ score does not necessarily mean that you are less intelligent or incapable of success. You may excel in other areas of intelligence.
145 and above (Top 0.01% Level)
Individuals in this range possess extremely high intelligence, and only a small number of people worldwide fall into this category. They often excel in creative and innovative fields.
131-144 (Top 0.1% Level)
Individuals in this range possess exceptional intellectual abilities and very high levels of intelligence, ranking in the top 0.1% of the population.
116-130 (Top 2-3% Level) You
Individuals in this range have excellent learning, intuition, and problem-solving abilities. They often excel at the university level.
101-115 (Above Average Level)
Individuals in this range generally achieve excellence in academics and in the workplace, and have the ability to solve relatively new problems.
86-100 (Average Level)
This is the intelligence level of the general public. They have sufficient job skills in most professions and can adapt to daily life without difficulty.
71-85 (Below Average Level)
Has the learning ability of an elementary school student and can solve basic problems in daily life. However, as the level of education increases, the limits of learning ability become apparent.
70 or below (Low Intelligence Level)
Everyday activities are generally manageable, but significant difficulties may arise in learning and work. This result is not a clinical diagnosis; if an accurate evaluation is needed, a comprehensive assessment by a professional institution is recommended.
116-130 (Top 2-3% Level)
1. Special Features
- Individuals in this range possess a high level of intellectual ability and intelligence, ranking in the top 2-3% of the population.
- They excel in logical reasoning, analysis, and inference.
- They often achieve success within traditional education systems.
- They tend to show strong performance in working memory and cognitive processing efficiency.
- Their exceptional intellectual abilities make them likely to achieve success in various fields.
2. Pros and Cons
- Individuals in this range have exceptional problem-solving abilities, making them likely to achieve success in fields such as technology and management.
- They also possess high levels of creativity and are capable of generating innovative and original ideas, making them likely to achieve success in fields such as art and literature.
- However, they may be more sensitive in interpersonal relationships and may lack social skills compared to the general population.
- In addition, they may find traditional education systems boring or may not experience appropriate challenges.
3. Celebrities
Alan Turing, Vincent Van Gogh, Mark Twain, John Steinbeck, and John F. Kennedy are among the individuals in this range.
* Commonly cited estimates from public sources, not official test records.
Detailed Cognitive Ability Profile
These scores are calculated from your actual item-by-item answer records and per-question solving times. Each of the 40 questions is classified into five cognitive domains according to the cognitive function it requires, and domain scores are converted to the same scale as your IQ score (average 100) using the same calculation basis based on norms from a sample of over 5,000,000 test takers.
The ability to discover rules and structures within visual information · Based on 9 primary + 10 secondary itemsAvg. 47s per item (all takers 25s)
The ability to derive rules and draw conclusions from given information · Based on 13 primary + 7 secondary itemsAvg. 64s per item (all takers 29s)
The ability to mentally manipulate the rotation, movement, and transformation of figures · Based on 14 primary + 6 secondary itemsAvg. 59s per item (all takers 24s)
The ability to hold and process multiple pieces of information simultaneously · Based on 4 primary + 13 secondary itemsAvg. 54s per item (all takers 26s)
The ability to process information quickly and accurately · Total time compared against test takers with the same score · a reference metric not factored into your IQ score
Your strongest domain is Spatial Perception (133).
The domain with relative room for improvement is Pattern Recognition (123).
Domain scores are not your total score divided up. Each domain is graded only from the questions that measure that ability, then compared against how all test takers performed on those same questions. Because a single question can contribute to more than one domain and each domain has its own reference distribution, averaging the domain scores will not exactly reproduce your IQ. Your IQ reflects your overall performance across all 40 questions, while the domain scores form a profile showing which abilities are relatively stronger or weaker within it.
Personalized In-depth Analysis & Development Guide
Use this guide together with your personal profile: build on your strongest area, Spatial Perception (133), and shore up your weakest, Pattern Recognition (123), on top of the common strategies for the 116-130 (Top 2-3% Level) range.
1. Cognitive Strengths Analysis
- Your logical thinking and analytical skills are in the upper range, and you learn quickly.
- You adapt flexibly to new environments and problem situations.
- You have an excellent ability to integrate verbal explanations with visual information.
2. Suitable Careers & Fields
You can expect high performance in fields that require both expertise and analytical skills, such as engineering, software development, accounting and finance, education, and planning and marketing.
3. Personalized Brain Development Strategies
Next step: focus your training on your relatively lower area, Pattern Recognition, then retake the test after a while to track your progress. Every figure in this report uses the same norms, so results are directly comparable across retakes.
Group Average Comparison
This is a side-by-side comparison of your IQ with the averages of major comparison groups.
* Age-group and country averages are estimates combining the IQ MENTOR test-taker sample (5,000,000+) with published country-level research.
Your IQ is 29 points higher than the global average (100).
Cognitive Vitality Age
≈ 18 yrs
A reference metric converting the gap between your IQ and your age-group average into a cognitive age. A younger result than your actual age indicates higher cognitive vitality.
Occupational Relevance According to IQ Score
* Reference material reconstructed from published occupation-cognition research estimates (e.g., Hauser, 2002).
Your Ranking Information
The table below shows the ranking among test participants who took the same test by nationality, gender and age.
* The percentile is based on the international norm (theoretical normal distribution), while rankings are based on the actual IQ MENTOR test-taker sample, so the two may differ.
Worldwide
Overall
273,298 / 5,826,178
By Gender · Male
206,363 / 3,418,737
By Age Group · 30–39
57,215 / 1,049,776
In Your Country · South Korea
Overall
85,139 / 1,567,528
By Gender · Male
63,877 / 931,028
By Age Group · 30–39
18,075 / 281,389
Accuracy Analysis by Difficulty Level
PREMIUM ONLYThe difficulty of all 40 questions was empirically classified based on the actual per-question accuracy rates of over 5,000,000 test takers, and the questions you actually answered correctly were tallied by difficulty tier.
Correct Answer Rate
82.5%
Average solving time: you 15s · all test takers 13s
Average solving time: you 48s · all test takers 26s
Average solving time: you 104s · all test takers 38s
The average number of correct answers among all test takers is 23 out of 40 questions.
You answered 33 questions correctly, performing 10 questions above the all-test-taker average.
Response Time & Processing Speed Analysis
PREMIUM ONLYYour per-question response times compared against measured data from over 5,000,000 test takers. Total time and the Processing Speed Index are compared against test takers with the same score.
* Solving time and the Processing Speed Index are reference metrics and are not factored into your IQ score.
Total Time
38m 13s
Avg. per Question
0m 57s
Same-Score Average
33m 19s
Processing Speed Index
92
Average solving time by difficulty tier (seconds)
You invested 15% more time than test takers with the same score (33m 19s), showing a careful, analytical problem-solving style.
If your processing speed index is below the average (100): a time-allocation strategy — moving quickly through easy items and reserving time for hard ones — can improve real-world performance.
Per-Question Time Journey (Q1→Q40)
Compares the time you invested in each question (bars) with the per-question average of all test takers (orange line). Bar colors indicate measured difficulty tiers from 5,000,000+ test takers.
The questions you spent the longest on relative to the all-taker average: Q40 (115s vs. average 20s), Q39 (180s vs. average 32s), Q38 (156s vs. average 32s). The difficulty tiers these belong to mark your next challenge area.
* Per-question correctness is not displayed for test security reasons.
Solving Rhythm & Sustained Focus
An analysis of your ability to sustain concentration, based on pace changes between the first half (Q1–20) and second half (Q21–40) of the test.
First-half avg per question
37s
All test takers 21s
Second-half avg per question
78s
All test takers 32s
Longest correct streak
18 in a row
You strategically invested more time per question in the harder second half. Reallocating time to difficult items is a pattern commonly observed among high scorers.
Interpreting Your Results
The IQ score in this report measures your fluid intelligence at the time of the test. Fluid intelligence is affected by sleep, physical condition, and concentration, so results may vary somewhat depending on when the test is taken.
IQ is only one facet of intellectual potential; creativity, emotional intelligence, perseverance, and execution are separate competencies. Please use this report as a tool for self-understanding and setting your direction for growth.
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This test is an online test based on the internationally recognized Raven's Matrices method and does not replace a clinical diagnosis.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Is my IQ score fixed for life?
No. IQ is not a fixed number — it measures cognitive performance at the time of testing. Scores can vary by 5–10 points between sessions depending on sleep, condition, and practice effects, and reasoning ability can improve with training.
Q. How reliable is an online IQ test?
This test follows the Raven's Matrices format, the most widely validated non-verbal method, with item difficulty and norms calibrated on real data from over 5,000,000 test takers. It does not, however, replace clinical instruments such as the WAIS.
Q. When should I retake the test?
We recommend retesting 3–6 months after focused training on your weaker areas. All metrics in this report use the same norms, so retest results can be compared directly to track your progress.
Q. How can I use these results?
Use them as a reference for self-understanding, study strategy, and career exploration. Your certificate and report URL are stored permanently, so you can revisit or share them at any time.
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