Mensa’s requirement for membership is a “score at or above the 98th percentile on certain standardised IQ or other approved intelligence tests”. A score of 140 is considered a “genius IQ”. Now if you have a test that can not be finished in the allowed time, the 99th percentile is the top 1% of test takers. Like a 500 question test and the top 1% gets 200-210 right on it and 0 wrong. But my Mensa entrance tests were both short enough to be finished. And at least some of the subsections of the wais iv were too. Maybe all of it. Probably because it gives less time or a lower score. Someone already said the cap is 135. that this is the most accurate Mesa practice test. That is why Mensa This exam has 20 questions based on the WAIS IQ score (Wechsler Adult Intelligence Score.) Other Best Free IQ Tests Online. TipTopGlobe; IQTestCenter; Mensa Workout; IQ Test Labs; Compare Your Score to NFL Players; How to Boost Your IQ Test Score. Set aside 20-30 minutes every day for test-specific studying. IQ is a type of standard score that indicates how far above or below his/her peer group an individual stands in mental ability. Mensa admits individuals who score in the top 2% of the population, and they accept many different tests, as long as they have been standardised and normed, and approved by professional psychologists’ associations. Test administrations usually don't go perfectly which is why you are given a range where your IQ most likely falls within on a professional IQ test. Sometimes things go very wrong. On a subtest with such a tight time limit, in an environment with an audience, I could absolutely see someone who is profoundly intelligent managing to score a 102 FYI, 97th percentile is a cumulative probability. It's the same as saying top 3 percentile. The score of 91 OP posted is a raw score which can be looked up against tables to estimate IQ, but it shouldn't be confused with the IQ itself. 2. Dave37. I took the online Mensa Norway test and scored the max score of 145. I then took the actual Mensa admission exam, and I was not the top 2 percentile. In addition to gracing the big and small screens, they’ve earned a membership in Mensa, an international society for people with an IQ in the top 2 percent of the general population. (The The qualification to join Mensa is having an IQ score at or above the 98th percentile of the population (i.e.: in the top 2%). For the purpose of joining Mensa, there are three acceptable ways to ascertain your IQ. You can: Take a supervised Mensa entrance test at one of our testing sessions; Provide evidence of a prior qualifying score on an yGrYbj.