Logical Reasoning
Explore how you identify patterns and solve logical problems.
30 questions to observe your logic, pattern recognition and problem-solving. Basic result is free.
This online IQ test is designed for self-exploration. It does not provide a clinical or professionally administered IQ assessment.
From understanding the rules to completing the questions, then reviewing your basic result and full report, the entire process is clear and straightforward.

Review the FAQ and test information to quickly understand what to expect and what to keep in mind.

Observe the figures and patterns, choose the answer that seems most reasonable, and continue.

After finishing, review your basic result to understand your current performance and practice areas.

Unlock the detailed report to explore dimension insights and personalized prompts.
Use the result as a clue for self-observation, not as a label for yourself.
Practice spotting patterns through changes in rotation, quantity, and position, then use clear steps to decide what comes next.
Explore how you identify patterns and solve logical problems.
Look for relationships and patterns across different question types.
Get your basic score and results soon after completing the test.
Understand your results through simple explanations and visual summaries.
Compare your score with a commonly used standard score model.
Your answer state is saved in the browser first, reducing unnecessary data collection.
IQ scores are commonly represented using a standard score model with an average of 100 and a standard deviation of 15. The chart below provides a general reference for understanding different score ranges.
The distribution is based on a normal approximation with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15; percentages are rounded using a common rule of thumb.View reference
A small tail range in the reference model.
Clearly above the average range.
Common with strong reasoning performance.
About 68% of all scores fall in this range.
Below the mean — interpret with context.
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An IQ test is designed to assess certain cognitive abilities, such as logical reasoning, pattern recognition and problem-solving. Different IQ tests use different methods and scoring systems.
In a commonly used standard score model, the average IQ score is 100, with a standard deviation of 15.
There is no single IQ score that defines intelligence or personal ability. In a commonly used standard model, scores above 100 are above the average, while scores below 100 are below the average.
The PsychTestLab IQ test contains 30 questions and takes approximately 20 minutes to complete.
Online IQ tests can provide an interesting way to explore cognitive abilities, but they should not be treated as a clinical or professionally administered IQ assessment.
PsychTestLab provides an online IQ testing experience. Available features, results and any paid options are clearly presented during the testing experience.