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The "Ultimate Intelligence Test" consists of twelve distinct tests aimed at assessing various aspects of memory and reasoning, taking approximately 45 minutes to complete. Participants have found some tests to be quite challenging. While results will be shared later, there is a comparison to the Sigma Test and Short Test for Genius, which are considered superior by some users. Both tests, including the Ultimate Intelligence Test, are free, but concerns about the validity and reliability of the Ultimate Intelligence Test's norms and items have been raised, indicating a potential lack of established credibility.
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They're calling it the "Ultimate Intelligence Test", it's actually twelve different tests designed to test varying aspects of memory and reasoning. It takes ~45 minutes to complete them all. Some of them were quite challenging.

I'll post my results tomorrow, after a few of you guys get a chance.
 
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The Sigma Test or Short Test for Genius are much better.

At least the Sigma Test is free. :)
 
This one is free as well.
 
But I don't know anything about it, so the validity of the testing (norming and items) are in dispute. :) Others may be more interested than I.
 

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