🧠 Brain Test Center

🎯 IQ Test (Intelligence Quotient)

Our IQ test measures your cognitive abilities through logical reasoning, pattern recognition, and problem-solving challenges. Intelligence Quotient tests have been used for over a century to assess intellectual potential and are widely recognized in educational and professional settings.

What it measures: Logical reasoning, spatial awareness, mathematical ability, pattern recognition, verbal comprehension, and abstract thinking. The test includes sequence completion, verbal analogies, and mathematical word problems.

💝 EQ Test (Emotional Quotient)

Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is increasingly recognized as equally important as IQ for success in life and work. Our EQ test evaluates how well you understand and manage emotions—both your own and others'. High emotional intelligence is linked to better relationships, leadership abilities, and mental well-being.

What it measures: Self-awareness, empathy, social skills, emotional regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness. Scenarios test your responses to emotional situations and your ability to read social cues.

🔢 Math Test (Numerical Reasoning)

Mental math ability is a key indicator of cognitive sharpness and is essential for everyday decision-making, from calculating tips to managing budgets. Our math test challenges your arithmetic skills, percentage calculations, and basic algebra without a calculator.

What it measures: Mental arithmetic speed, percentage calculations, basic algebra, geometry concepts, and numerical reasoning. Questions progress from basic operations to more complex word problems.

🧩 Pattern Test (Pattern Recognition)

Pattern recognition is fundamental to human intelligence and learning. It's used in everything from reading and language to scientific discovery. Our pattern test evaluates your ability to identify sequences, relationships, and rules governing series of numbers, letters, and shapes.

What it measures: Sequence identification, rule detection, abstract reasoning, and analytical thinking. You'll complete number sequences, letter patterns, and shape progressions.

🧠 Memory Test (Short-Term Memory)

Working memory is crucial for learning, reasoning, and comprehension. It allows you to hold and manipulate information in your mind temporarily. Our memory test challenges your ability to remember sequences of numbers, words, and colors after brief exposure.

What it measures: Short-term memory capacity, attention to detail, recall accuracy, and sequential memory. Tests increase in difficulty as sequences get longer.

⚡ Reaction Test (Processing Speed)

Reaction time measures how quickly your brain processes information and responds. It's important for driving, sports, gaming, and many daily activities. Our reaction test gives you a precise measurement of your visual reaction time in milliseconds.

What it measures: Visual processing speed, motor response time, attention, and alertness. Average human reaction time is 200-300ms. Athletes and gamers often achieve under 200ms.

Are these tests scientifically accurate?

Our tests are designed based on established cognitive assessment principles and provide a good indication of your abilities. However, for clinical or diagnostic purposes, we recommend consulting with a qualified psychologist who can administer standardized assessments.

Can I improve my scores over time?

Yes! Many cognitive abilities can be improved with practice. Regular brain training, learning new skills, physical exercise, adequate sleep, and a healthy diet have all been shown to support cognitive function. Take our tests regularly to track your improvement.

Is my data saved or shared?

No. All tests run entirely in your web browser. Your answers and scores are never sent to our servers or stored anywhere. When you close or refresh the page, all test data is gone. Your privacy is our priority.

What is a good IQ score?

IQ scores are normally distributed with an average of 100. Scores between 90-110 are considered average. Scores of 110-120 indicate above-average intelligence, 120-130 is superior, and above 130 is considered gifted. Our test provides an estimate based on your performance.

What is a good reaction time?

The average human reaction time for visual stimuli is around 250 milliseconds. Under 200ms is considered excellent and often found in athletes and gamers. Reaction time can vary based on age, fatigue, caffeine intake, and other factors.

Can I take the tests on mobile?

Yes! All our brain tests are fully responsive and work great on smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers. For the reaction test, we recommend using a device with minimal input lag for the most accurate results.