Sample IQ assessment report for a nine-year-old
This is a sample. “Aarav” is a fictional nine-year-old, invented to show what a
result looks like — but the score, the curve, the breakdown and the report below were all
produced by the real test from a real sitting of 24 questions. Your child gets
exactly this, built from their own answers, stored with the result and re-readable any time
from the IQ test page along with their certificate.
Estimated IQ score
103
Average
Right in the typical range — where most children land.
Where this sits among all children of the same age
That is the 58th percentile — Aarav scored higher than about 58% of children aged 9-10.
Correct16 / 24
Answered24 / 24
Age group9-10 years
Speed effect+2 pts
Strengths by kind of thinking
Logical deductionStrong4/4🔮 SequencesStrong5/5
Number rulesStrong3/4
Shapes in spaceTypical2/3📚 Word linksGrowing1/3
🧩 Pattern gridsGrowing1/5
Strongest: Logical deduction · Most room to grow: 🧩 Pattern grids
Logical deduction · Most room to grow: 🧩 Pattern gridsDetailed assessment report
Aarav scored 103 (Average, 58th percentile for ages 9-10), answering 16 of 24 reasoning puzzles correctly across six kinds of thinking.
Strengths🕵️
Logical deduction
Separates what MUST be true from what merely might be — the heart of deduction.
🔮
Sequences
Sees where a pattern is heading, even when two patterns take turns.
🔢
Number rules
Comfortable hunting the rule behind numbers — adding, multiplying, growing gaps.
🌱 Areas to grow — and what to learn next
🧩
Pattern grids Growing · 1/5
Grid rules (what changes across a row, what stays the same) need practice.
This skill is seeing the rule that ties a grid of shapes together — the core of non-verbal reasoning.
📚
Word links Growing · 1/3
Word relationships need building — opposites, categories and word families first.
This skill is seeing relationships between word meanings — analogies and categories.
📐
Shapes in space Typical · 2/3
Handles mirrors well; mental rotation (turned, not flipped) is the next challenge.
This skill is turning, flipping and folding shapes in the mind’s eye.
Above-age-level questionsAarav solved 4 of the 12 questions pitched above the 9-10 level (3/6 just above, 1/6 well above) — real progress on puzzles most children of this age cannot crack.
PaceA confident, engaged pace (+2 points of speed bonus).
Suggested next steps- Spend a little time each week on pattern grids — start with “Pattern Power” in Analytical for ages 9-10.
- Spend a little time each week on word links — start with “Synonyms & Antonyms” in English for ages 9-10.
- Keep feeding the strength: logical deduction, sequences, number rules are clearly working — harder levels of the same subjects will stretch it.
This report is an educational snapshot built from 24 reasoning puzzles taken on one day. It is not a clinical assessment, and it never diagnoses. Real IQ assessments are administered one-to-one by a psychologist over several hours.
What this is: a fun estimate from 24 reasoning puzzles, scored against what is typical for age 9-10. Real IQ assessments are administered one-to-one by a psychologist over several hours. Treat this as a snapshot of one morning's thinking, not a measure of how clever Aarav is — and never as a diagnosis.