Is this a real, clinically validated IQ test?

No. This is an entertainment-oriented puzzle set inspired by common IQ test formats. A real IQ score requires a professionally administered, normed instrument.

How long does it take?

About 10 minutes. 40 puzzles, five per screen, no timer.

Do I need an account?

No. You can take it and read your result without signing up.

Is there a time limit?

No. Take as long as you need on each puzzle.

Why isn't this called an official IQ score?

Real IQ scores are calculated against large, professionally normed populations. This gives you a rough, honest estimate for fun and self-reflection, not a clinical figure.

Yes, though the questions stay the same, so a retake mostly reflects familiarity rather than a fresh measurement.

Free test · 10 minutes

The IQ Test

Measure your logical reasoning, memory and processing speed on a full IQ test — and get your score with a detailed cognitive report.

40 puzzles 10 minutes No signup One tap per answer

The test starts here — the first statement is on the right. Nothing to sign up for.

What it measures

Four puzzle categories

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Logical Reasoning

Whether a conclusion actually follows from its premises.

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Pattern Recognition

Spotting the rule behind a sequence of numbers or letters.

Numerical

Quick, practical arithmetic and word problems.

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Verbal

Analogies, vocabulary, and the odd one out.

How it works

Statements, and how far you lean

40 puzzles across four categories, each with one correct answer. Unlike the other tests on Archemap, there is a right answer here — this measures performance, not preference.

The result shows your percent correct in each category, converted to a familiar-looking estimated score. It is entertainment-oriented, not a clinically normed IQ test.

Self-reflection instruments built on Jungian-inspired ideas. They do not diagnose anything and are not a substitute for therapy.

Answer 40 puzzles

Four categories, ten puzzles each. Take your time — there is no timer.

Get scored

Percent correct per category, converted to an estimated overall score.

See where you're strongest

Most people are not equally strong across all four categories.

Example result