This test is categorized as a 'culturally independent test,' designed to measure general logical reasoning abilities regardless of academic background, occupation, or education level.
This test is conducted as a multiple-choice exam with 8 options per question, without additional questions.
This test is conducted as a multiple-choice exam with 8 options per question, without additional questions.
Test Overview
Number of Questions
36 questions
Time Limit
30 minutes
Question Types
Type A - Analogies between images
Type B - Pattern changes
Type C - Image arrangement
Type D - Image decomposition
Type B - Pattern changes
Type C - Image arrangement
Type D - Image decomposition
Evaluation Grades
A total of 10 grades
Test Introduction
This test is categorized as a 'culturally independent test,' designed to measure general logical reasoning abilities regardless of academic background, occupation, or education level.
This test is designed to be solved using methods commonly used in the Mensa test, making it highly similar to the actual Mensa exam, with clear and diverse solutions. Additionally, psychologists have participated in question creation, review, and statistical analysis, ensuring sufficient validity and reliability.
While in-depth testing in areas such as verbal comprehension, working memory, and spatial reasoning provides more accurate results, this test is suitable for quickly and affordably evaluating one's potential, particularly in fields involving matrix reasoning such as STEM. It is known to have the highest correlation with results from comprehensive intelligence tests across various fields.
This test is designed to be solved using methods commonly used in the Mensa test, making it highly similar to the actual Mensa exam, with clear and diverse solutions. Additionally, psychologists have participated in question creation, review, and statistical analysis, ensuring sufficient validity and reliability.
While in-depth testing in areas such as verbal comprehension, working memory, and spatial reasoning provides more accurate results, this test is suitable for quickly and affordably evaluating one's potential, particularly in fields involving matrix reasoning such as STEM. It is known to have the highest correlation with results from comprehensive intelligence tests across various fields.
Test Features and Evaluation Grades
A total of 10 grades
- Grade 1+: Within 1%
- Grade 2: 11%
- Grade 4: 40%
- Grade 6: 77%
- Grade 8: 96%
- Grade 1: Within 4%
- Grade 3: 23%
- Grade 5: 60%
- Grade 7: 89%
- Grade 9: 100%