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IQ is expressed as a normal distribution with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15. The chart below summarizes the "top %," "1 in N people," and deviation score for each score. Tap a score to go to a detailed page covering its characteristics, its relationship to Mensa, and FAQs.

IQDeviation scoreTopRarityLevel
IQ703097.72%1 in 1Borderline range
IQ7533.395.22%1 in 1Borderline range
IQ8036.790.88%1 in 1Below average
IQ854084.13%1 in 1Below average
IQ9043.374.75%1 in 1Average
IQ9546.763.06%1 in 2Average
IQ1005050%1 in 2Average
IQ10553.336.94%1 in 3Average
IQ11056.725.25%1 in 4Above average
IQ1156015.87%1 in 6Above average
IQ12063.39.12%1 in 11High
IQ12566.74.78%1 in 21High
IQ130702.28%1 in 44Very high
IQ13573.30.98%1 in 102Very high
IQ14076.70.38%1 in 261Very high
IQ145800.13%1 in 741Genius level
IQ15083.30.04%1 in 2,330Genius level
IQ15586.70.01%1 in 8,137Genius level
IQ160900%1 in 31,560Genius level

Note: Values are theoretical figures from a normal distribution (mean 100, SD 15). Individual pages are available for each integer from 70 to 160.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you convert IQ to a deviation score?
IQ has a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15, while the deviation score has a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 10. You can convert with: deviation score = 50 + (IQ − 100) ÷ 15 × 10. For example, an IQ of 130 is about a deviation score of 70.
How rare is an IQ of 130?
An IQ of 130 is roughly the top 2%, about 1 in 50 people. This is also the benchmark for Mensa's admission criterion (the top 2%).
How rare are IQs of 150 or 160?
An IQ of 150 is about the top 0.04% (roughly 1 in 2,300), and an IQ of 160 is about the top 0.003% (roughly 1 in 30,000) — extremely rare levels.

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