A 10-minute thinking test for ages 6 to 60+. Fresh questions every time, one score, and a report worth showing someone.
Buddhi Score is a practice estimate for curiosity and self-improvement. It is not a clinical IQ assessment and should not be used for diagnosis, admissions or hiring.
Just for fun. The dark line marks your score. None of these three people has a published IQ score: Einstein and Jobs were never formally tested, and the figures shown are popular estimates, not measurements.
Each skill in this test leans on a different part of the brain. The glowing region is the one your strongest skill relies on most.
This is a simplified teaching picture, not a scan. Buddhi Score does not measure brain activity, and real thinking uses networks that span the whole brain. The map shows the regions scientists most often link with each skill.
Each square is one question, coloured by its skill. A filled square means you got it right.
The free result tells you the score. The full report tells you why, and what to do about it.
Scores come from a short test with provisional age adjustments, so read yours as a range. A proper IQ assessment is done in person by a trained psychologist.