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How sharp is your mind?

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How it works

Discover how you think, reason, recognise patterns, and solve problems.

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Take the test

Answer 30 carefully designed reasoning questions across six cognitive domains.

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Receive a free snapshot of your cognitive performance the moment you finish.

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Get a detailed report explaining your strengths and your reasoning profile.

What we measure

Six cognitive domains, five questions each, spanning easy to advanced difficulty.

Logical reasoning

Deduction, conditional statements, ordering and rule-based inference.

Numerical reasoning

Series, ratios, percentages and multi-step quantitative problems.

Pattern recognition

Spotting the rule behind sequences, matrices and visual progressions.

Verbal reasoning

Analogies, meaning, argument structure and precise language use.

Spatial reasoning

Rotation, folding, mirror images and reasoning about three-dimensional space.

Working memory

Holding and manipulating information while you solve a problem.

Sample intelligence report

Inside the detailed report

An 8–12 page personalised PDF: cognitive profile radar, domain-by-domain analysis, problem-solving style, strengths, improvement opportunities and practical recommendations built from your own answers.

Cognitive profile radar

Domain-by-domain analysis

Problem-solving style

Cognitive strengths

Areas for improvement

Personalised recommendations

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Assessment disclaimer. NeurovantIQ is an educational, IQ-style reasoning assessment for self-exploration. It is not a certified or clinically administered intelligence test, it does not diagnose learning, intellectual or mental health conditions, and it makes no promises about academic or career outcomes. Until validated age-specific norms are applied, all scores are presented as performance estimates rather than standardised IQ measurements or percentile rankings.