schizophrenic777. Now I know why so many people here had high IQ scores (120-130) on mensa online tests posted here (denmark, norway etc). It is called practice effect. Tests of this type are HIGHLY sensitive to practice effect. Most people who posted such scores either did the tests already before, thus significantly inflating and invalidating

History: Denmark's national department started in 1982 and has grown rapidly over the past five years, so we now have more than 2000 members.

I know the developer of Mensa Norway's online test, and can state as a fact that it has gone through a pretty good normalization process, and he has tried his best to compare the results to actual IQ test results from Mensa-approved IQ tests such as FRT, WAIS, etc. in order to calibrate it correctly. took the mensa.no and mensa.dk tests a day apart from each other and got very different results. my scores aren't high but i'm just curious about which one might represent my real score a little bit more accurately us.Mensa.org seems to have a practice test for 10 bucks that consists of 80 questions in 30 minutes. Dk is better by a margin. Mensa Norway: 138 Mensa Denmark: 142 CAIT: FSIQ: 147, GAI: 142 It might be the GAI which is used because the difference between my highest and lowest subscore is 25 and I heard GAI is used if the difference is more than 23. Idontagree123321 • 7 mo. ago.

And most of them took and studied Mensa Norway, particularly the last 4-7 exercises. If you do about 31/35 I think you are in, if you get 29 (normally those are quite easy) with a bit of luck and educated guesses you could pass the test as well.

I just took the Mensa Norway test twice. On my first attempt, I ran out of time and didn't get a chance to answer all of the questions; my score was 118. On my second attempt, I chose all of the same answers from my first attempt and I had enough time to complete the entire test. I scored exactly 133.
It is seen as a rather accurate test. This does not mean it is 100% accurate, which no test is, but looking at your other scores it seems to be in the same area. What you can conclude from this is that you probably have an average IQ and not below average as you thought. 7.
Hello! First, I'd like to say that I am not a MENSA member, though I have thought about applying. Online tests, including a MENSA screener I took…

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.

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. Mensa online tests [especially Mensa dk and Mensa No] are standardized on a selective biased sample and not on the general population. These are tests that usually only people with an IQ of 105-110 and above are interested to do. 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
I took the Mensa Norway practice test ~1.5 years ago and scored a few points lower than I did when I was officially tested 10 years ago in my early 20s; I didn’t have scratch paper and a pencil, and where I as at the time wasn’t a quiet environment, so I think that’s why my score was slightly lower than my formal one.
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