The most reputable and widely used IQ tests used at present -- the individual (psychologist- or psychometrist-administered) WISC, WAIS, SB4 and SB5 -- are designed to have population average IQs of 100, with a standard deviation of 15. On such tests, the 90th percentile IQ is 119.
On older individual and some group tests, the 90th percentile IQ may differ (usually, it is a bit higher -- 120 or 121). IQ scores and percentiles obtained from most online tests are not comparable to the individual IQ test results quoted here and should not be relied upon in clinical, employment-related, or educational situations.
By the way, the IQ coinciding with 1 standard deviation above the mean is 115. An IQ of 115 is at the 84th percentile on the standard individual tests, and so must be considered a moderately high score. The 90% percentile score of 119 is at the lower limit of what might be considered a high, or clearly above average, IQ score.
An IQ of 132 (98th percentile) or higher is required to join Mensa.
The 95th percentile represents an IQ of about 125.
Yes, that is well above average, close to the 98th percentile. A person with an IQ between 90 and 110 is considered average.
About 132.
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98 percentile or above
It represents an IQ in the top 10 percentile (approximately).
top 14 percent
I think the answer you are looking for is 94. A 100% IQ score is 200 so 47% of 200 is 94
A Standard Score of 108 is at the 70th percentile and falls in the "Average range" on many common cognitive assessments.
Your IQ must rank you at the 98th percentile. That translates to a score of around 132.
Yes, that is very good and well above average, in the 98th percentile. Normal is considered anything from 90 to 110.
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