What is the age limit for the WISC intelligence assessment.  Is there a grade level requirement?
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The WISC, the most recent version is the WISC-IV, is an IQ test that measures the intelligence of children and youth from about 6 years of age up to about 17 years of age.   The same set of tests has the WIPPSI for younger children and the WAIS for adults.\n\nI hope this helps.\n\nThere is no grade level requirement.  They are all based on age.
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No way!!\nAge is no factor here. But the dgree should be I think atmost 4 years old.
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I think average is around 120 pts.  I guess anything under Mensa's 130 pt minimum entry qualifies for average.\n\nIQ changes with age, life experience, how much you exercise your brain, i.e. are you in school when you score, do you calculate, design, or solve puzzles regularly, know how to take IQ tests, or are a native to the testing country.
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well you can go at any age but your failing grades will not let you qulify to take them
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Me, 60--since I hit level three. I was *this* close to level three (earlier today) when they told me I had to stop, but I rated a few best answers and pushed myself over. That's a bit worrying, wouldn't you say?\n\nClick on the level number where it says Hello to you, near the top of the screen, for your own maximums.
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Hmm..  Yes this question is quite thought provoking LMAO Intelligence is not an age
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you'll have to go to the local public school and you'll need to submit copies of their social security cards, immunizations, there are others i'm sure. the school will tell you everything you'll need to have. the grade level will most likely be determined by both age and what grade they were in in they home country.
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As i recall there used to be a scale based on stanford-binet I.Q. (intelligence quotient) test.  The reason it's called quotient is because they would divide your score by your age.  There were categories, and I don't know what they were but for example an IQ of 50-60 might be imbecile, and an IQ of 60-70 might be classified as a moron and an IQ of 70-80 might be called retarded and an iq of 80-90 might be called subnormal.  Anyway i think that is where a lot of those words that sort of mean 'dumb' came from that original scale where they were defined based on numerical scores on the test.
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To my knowlege,there is no age requirement. In some states, there may be an age requirement to enter an adult only store, where they are commonly found.
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150\n\nWhat is YOUR IQ level genius?????
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dont think there's an age limit
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Try www.padi.com, it has a search facility.  I'm pretty sure BSAC haven't lowered their age limit yet so probably not worth checking them out (www.bsac.com or www.bsac.org).  You could also look for websites for SAA and CMAS - I don't know what their age rules are.
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The average IQ of a 15 year old is 100. IQ scores are age adjusted, so the average is always 100 for the most commonly used IQ scales. The average range, and IQ should always be thought of as a range, not an exact score (IQ tests are not perfectly accurate) is really more like 90-110.
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That sounds like the WISC-III intelligence test, from the Wechsler series of intelligence scales for children. \n\nIf you child has an IQ of 133 that means  your child is in the "Very superior" (top level of human intelligence..He or she is in the top 2.2% of the World's People for his or her intelligence. \n\nHere are some occupations which he or she could expect to enter as an adult:\n\nIQ                 Occupation\n140Top Civil Servants; Professors and Research Scientists.\n130Physicians and Surgeons; Lawyers; Engineers (Civil and Mechanical)\n120School Teachers; Pharmacists; Accountants; Nurses; Stenographers; Managers.\n\nYou can read more about IQ at the link I provide you below. Congratulations you have a very gifted child.
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I believe it's 140.   I know that you have to have over 130 to be able to belong to Mensa.  This is an orginaization with the smartest people. only about the top 1 to 2% of population are above 130 IQ\n\n\nA top 2% mark in any of these frequently used tests below qualifies you for entry to Mensa. The minimum test mark to get into Mensa is:  \nCattell III B - 148  \nCulture Fair - 132  \nRavens Advanced Matrices - 135  \nRavens Standard Matrices - 131 \nWechsler Scales - 132
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It does not appear that there is any such requirement for joining the W3C.  \n\nI would recommend that you take a look at their FAQ (link below).
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125 is a fairly good score for a 12 year old, but make sure you tone it up even more. Because at an average if you have count of 140 as your IQ at the age of 15, then you're right on. And as you might be knowing that the development of IQ takes quite a lot of time and work as well.\n\nGood luck.