IQ tests and exams are a proxy to measure your aptitudes and potential, but they are far from perfect, as many anecdotal evidence will show, and as experience w

IQ tests and exams are a proxy to measure your aptitudes and potential, but they are far from perfect, as many anecdotal evidence will show, and as experience will teach. If you want to evaluate your worth, on an intellectual level or otherwise, you should try to achieve something difficult, not a proxy, a real thing. You'll probably discover that abilities are mostly built, not given at birth, simply showing up goes a long way and hard work can lead to excellence. Also, from my experience, the best achievers in the rat race are not always the best when measured on a real workload and not a (poor) simulation.