IQ tests measure mental ability and provide a score to show how a person's results compare to others in their age group. IQ encompasses a range of mental abilities, including verbal reasoning, visual abilities, spatial awareness, processing speed, and pattern recognition.

IQ tests are standardized, with a mean score of 100. A norml person's IQ score will be 100. Score 90 to 110 is the average IQ. Below 90 considered low IQ, and Above 100 considered High IQ.

• Self-Insight: Understanding your IQ can provide insights into your cognitive strengths and weaknesses.
• Improved Confidence
• Educational and Career Guidance: It can help in making informed decisions about education and career paths that align with your cognitive abilities.
• Performance on other standardised tests
• Job type selection and professional success
• Motivation: Knowing your IQ might motivate you to pursue challenges that match your intellectual capacity.
• Peer esteem/reputation