Does Mensa accept WAIS IV?

Tests Administered by Private Psychologists Note: The Wechsler tests must be given in their entirety. – For the WISC-IV, WISC-V, and WAIS-IV only: American Mensa will accept the general abilities index (GAI) in cases where there is a significant difference (i.e. 1½ or more standard deviations) between two index scores.

What is a good score on the Mensa practice test?

The Mensa Workout is really just a timed “for-fun” test. I would say anything above 90\% would be considered a really good score. Out of 80 questions that would be 72/80.

What qualifies you for Mensa?

To qualify for Mensa, you must have scored in the top 2 percent of the general population on any one of more than 200 accepted, standardized intelligence tests — including our Mensa Admission tests — at any point in your life. An estimated six million Americans are eligible for membership.

What is a good IQ score to get into Mensa?

Two of the most well-known IQ tests are ‘Stanford-Binet’ and ‘Cattell’ (explained in more detail below). In practice, qualifying for Mensa in the top 2\% means scoring 132 or more in the Stanford-Binet test, or 148 or more in the Cattell equivalent. Measuring Intelligence – Noteworthy Contributors

What intelligence tests does American Mensa accept for membership?

American Mensa accepts scores from approximately 200 different standardized intelligence tests *. Often potential members have taken acceptable tests at other times in their lives and don’t realize they may already qualify for membership.

What is the FSIQ required for American Mensa?

– Mensa requires a Full Scale IQ score (FSIQ), so all sub-tests needed to obtain an FSIQ must be given. Supplemental sub-tests are not required unless they are substituted for a required sub-test with valid explanation for why it was substituted. – For the WISC-IV only: American Mensa will accept the general abilities index…

What IQ tests does mitmensa accept?

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. Two of the most well-known IQ tests are ‘Stanford-Binet’ and ‘Cattell’ (explained in more detail below).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aEQDhOchMg