From a two-year-old who potty-trained himself, to an intelligent centenarian, from the Ivy Leagues to high school dropouts, whether they are from NYC or Kathmandu, Mensa collects them all under one and only condition: they must be geniuses or at least to have an IQ score that is in the top 2 percent of the world’s population. In the post-war era, two British intellectuals, Roland Berrill and Dr. Lancelot Lionel Ware revived this idea of an apolitical, international, interracial and non-religious society intended to gather world’s smartest in one place. Insidermonkey experts made a list of 8 Mensa IQ test questions you need to answer to join Mensa.
Either way, contact the nearest Mensa office so you can obtain all necessary information. For the U.S. citizens, all needed is $40, two hours of spare time, and a high IQ. Although the test score is standardized, the test by itself is different in various countries due to multicultural diversity. Since we are talking about the world’s smartest, check out which are the 15 Countries With Highest Average IQ in the world.
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