How to estimate your IQ based on your GRE or SAT scores

[Blue Sky]

1. Add up your Verbal + Quantitative scores.
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http://www.iqcomparisonsite.com/GREIQ.aspx



This way of estimating was based simply on an interpolation between two points: 1) the theoretical average IQ of GRE takers= 115* with the average GRE V+Q score being 1035 in 1999-2000, and 2) the minimum IQ level of the Ultranet society= 164 with the accepted (old) GRE score being 1610. The resulting formula was IQ=26.8+0.085*GRE. The formula corresponded serendipitously well with existing critera. For example, the Triple Nine Society and IQuadrivium, both 99.9th percentile societies, accept GRE scores of 1460 or 1454 and IQ scores of 149 or 150. Intertel and the Top One Percent Society ask for IQs of 136 or 137 and a GRE score of 1300. Mensa asks for an IQ of 132 and asked for a V+Q score of 1250. You can see below how close the table came to these values (1.3 IQ points or less). The IQs referred to are on the 16 SD scale. I don't know if the IQ values much below 115 are as accurate or not.

[amir32002]

I am not agree with the previous post since the value of the quantitative section and the verbal section are equal. As you know the quantitative section measures the IQ of a person much better. For instance according to this formula, a person with a quantitative score of 600 and verbal score of 600 has the same IQ as a person with a quantitative score of 800 and verbal score of 400!!! AS you know it is so hard to find a person with quantitative score of 600, but verbal score of 600 can be achieved with good knowledge of English language ;).l