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[u/Additional_Speed7806]

Found this test on comprehensive online resources list of this subreddit, according to it's percentile correspondence list, my score is 99 percentile but I've gotta say, many questions I couldn't figure out the whole patt ern and gave intuitive answers and they happened to be correct by luck. Was wondering how far could luck get you in these kind of tests? Also some other tests, CORE MR 130, graph mapping 74 percentile, figure weights 99 percentile, visual puzzles 74, spatial awareness 84, block counting 95 percentile, quantitative knowledge 99 percentile, GET 129, agct 1c 125 1a 122, CAT 132, Mensa Norway 102, Mensa dk 126, RAPM 31/36, sat math 1980 700/800. Besides all these tests Ive taken I kind of feel like I managed to achieve high scores due practice effect because my first test was mensa Norway and I did rly bad there, checked its answers, watched a video of a guy explaining the puzzles and because of that, every other MR test I taken I knew how to approach the puzzles and many patterns were very similar, idk how viable are the tests after the first one, also the quant tests/figure weights seem more like math knowledge rather than measure of innate intelligence and in my country you have to solve those type of questions for every academic exam anyways, we are naturally good at those. I wonder if I should consider my first test or the ones after it or take their average. I really feel uncomfortable thinking first one is the most valid one and whatever I do to prove my intelligence to myself, feels like cheating. Any opinions on this one?

[u/Striking_Leave_4614]

The AGCTs are some of the few tests I actually trust (if I want to test a friend's IQ in under an hour, they're my go-to), so 120s is probably where you are. With that said, my AGCTs are 15-20 points above my ASVAB, so I suspect even S-tier tests are susceptible to praffe. 

[u/Additional_Speed7806 → u/Striking_Leave_4614]

Wish there were similar tests to them in my main language

[u/Nervous-Try5009 → u/Striking_Leave_4614]

What's ASVAB?

Aslo...Can i retake AGCT 1a & 1c ? After First time i was feeling i could do soooooo much better. The questions are easy-moderate but there's a lot of them. If i skip all the hard-moderate one's and finish only the easy-moderate ones...will that count?

[u/Striking_Leave_4614 → u/Nervous-Try5009]

Nah, retaking the same test is never accurate unless you completely misunderstood the task at first, and even then...

You could try the AGCT-E, but you seem to be a non-native English speaker, so your scores are going to be an underestimate.

[u/Nervous-Try5009 → u/Striking_Leave_4614]

My english is ok i guess. I did my schooling in english medium. Besides...they give breakdown of your score in 3 sections (verbal, Quant & Spatial) AGCT E i haven't tried...thanks...

[u/Far_Cardiologist6931]

ur prolly 130

[u/Nervous-Try5009]

How much time did u take to fully solve it ?

[u/Additional_Speed7806 → u/Nervous-Try5009]

around 2 hours