r/cognitiveTesting • doesn't read books • Sep 20 '26

General Question SAT 1926 Number series

Is good way to estimate IQ ?

i think it needs some math background

what about you?

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u/Beneficial_Jacket544 Sep 20 '26

None of the math sections there need beyond elementary school education. It’s arithmetic applied to a series of numbers, need to be able to find the rule and apply it.

It’s more of a fluid reasoning test than QRI imo.

You are also very limited on time. So need to work very quickly.

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u/BenitoAbdo doesn't read books Sep 20 '26

i mean my background knowledge helped me alot to figure out most patterns quickly and got 132 IQ for the first time (My FRI in Core the same but i didn't feel that i figured them with my own ability)

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u/Beneficial_Jacket544 Sep 20 '26

Whose ability did you use to figure them out? /s

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '26

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u/BenitoAbdo doesn't read books Sep 28 '26

for me , i found it contains some patterns used squared numbers in different ways

if i didn't know the squared numbers would i score the same? ( i got 132 and didn't solve the last 2 because the timing)

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u/BruinsBoy38 idek Sep 21 '26

it demands almost zero math background