> By the way, Mensa would also send you to a regular psychologist, or would rather ask one to come and administer the test at their location, and would definite

> By the way, Mensa would also send you to a regular psychologist, or would rather ask one to come and administer the test at their location, and would definitely not accept an online test. You are correct they do not take online IQ test results seriously but Mensa do not send people to psychologists for IQ tests. They have testing centres anyone can book an appointment at for like $30. It’s like a normal test environment. The advantage being you pay for a real in person supervised IQ test. That’s the best way to do it even if you don’t care about Mensa. They’re still the easiest way to get a real IQ test. The exception is American Mensa which uses some test they made up instead of a standardised IQ test like the rest of the world’s Mensa chapters do.