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80 questions. Four reasoning domains. 30 minutes.
The Cognitive Entry Test is an online IQ test with 80 questions covering verbal comprehension, logical reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and spatial awareness. Set aside 30 uninterrupted minutes to work through the assessment.
Percentile Curve
Population reference: mean 100, SD 15
What You Get
Your test history, full score profile, and answer review
After purchase, your dashboard keeps your saved attempts, IQ estimate, score curve, Culture Fair Recognition summary, and missed-item review in one place.
Why Choose Us
Mixed Reasoning, Transparent Norms
Cognitive Testing is built around clear scoring, practical feedback, and honest mixed-reasoning methodology.
Real Validation
The Cognitive Entry Test was designed as a broad screening assessment inspired by classic group-administered intelligence testing, then updated with modern norms, reliability review, and a contemporary mixed item set.
- Validated by standards
- Real-world data backed
- Statistical accuracy
Honest Norms
Independent renorming of online IQ tests often reveals inflated score tables, sometimes by roughly seven IQ points. We keep our scoring process clear, so the result does not depend on undisclosed sample pruning or hidden curve adjustments.
- Norms built to avoid score inflation
- Transparent score conversion
- No hidden curve tuning
Privacy Protected
Your data is confidential and is only used to generate your personal score report. We will never sell your information.
- Data confidentiality
- Personal use only
- Never sold
About Us
About Cognitive Testing
We provide accessible cognitive assessment tools with straightforward scoring and privacy-conscious reporting.
Our Commitment to Real Science
Cognitive Testing was created for people who want a serious online IQ estimate without exaggerated claims. The Cognitive Entry Test reports where your performance falls on a percentile scale and keeps the methodology grounded in measurable test behavior.
Modern Mixed Item Set
The Cognitive Entry Test uses an 80-question item set spanning verbal comprehension, logical reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and spatial awareness. The goal is broad coverage with straightforward scoring.
Continuous Improvement
We review response patterns and aggregate outcomes to refine item quality, monitor norms, and protect score reliability over time. Retake data helps identify when practice effects begin to meaningfully change interpretation.
What this IQ test measures
The Cognitive Entry Test brings four kinds of reasoning into one 80-question assessment. Verbal items test how you understand words and relationships. Logical items ask you to follow rules and draw conclusions. Quantitative items involve numbers and numerical relationships. Spatial items ask you to work with shapes and arrangements.
A broad test samples several abilities because a single puzzle type cannot describe every aspect of cognitive performance. Read what IQ tests measure and how we develop and review our assessments.
Prepare for a useful result
Choose a quiet setting and allow 30 uninterrupted minutes. Follow the test instructions, work independently, and use a screen large enough to see the diagrams clearly. Prior exposure to questions and repeated practice can affect your result.
Understand your score
An IQ estimate compares performance with a test's reference group. A percentile expresses the proportion of that group scoring below a given point. Neither figure describes every skill a person has. Our IQ score guide explains the distinction, with an IQ-to-percentile chart for reference.
Prefer a professionally designed assessment with culture-fair questions and a free IQ estimate? Try our Free IQ Test.
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IQ test questions, answered
How long does this IQ test take?
The Cognitive Entry Test has 80 questions and a 30-minute time limit. Read the instructions before you begin, and allow enough time to finish without interruptions.
What is the average IQ score?
Most commonly used IQ scales set the reference-group average at 100 and the standard deviation at 15. The meaning of an individual score depends on the assessment and the group used to establish its norms.
Why can scores differ between IQ tests?
Tests differ in their questions, time limits, scoring methods, and reference groups. Sleep, distractions, and familiarity with the format can also affect performance. Comparing scores is most useful when you understand how each test was administered and scored.
Can an online IQ test replace a professional assessment?
An online assessment provides an estimate of performance under the conditions of your attempt. A supervised professional assessment can include a broader battery, standardized administration, and interpretation by a qualified psychologist. Use the assessment appropriate to your purpose.
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