To become
a member of Sigma Society
II it is required present evidence of intelligence above the 98th percentile
of the world’s population. For this purpose, we have listed admission criteria
related to different artistic, scientific and cultural activities.
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A - Testes sem limite
de tempo:
1
- Sigma Test, Sigma Associations Test e Sigma Analogy Test: 132
2 - Mental Performance
Test (Carlos Simões): 132
3
- Eureka Test, G-Test (Nikos Lygeros): 132
4
- Encephalist-R, MAAN ou TLAP, N-VCPE-R (Xavier Jouve): 132
5 - Test for Exceptional
Intelligence (International High IQ Society): 132
6 - Mega Test (taken before
April 24, 1999), Power Test, Titan Test (taken before April 24,
1999), Ultra Test (Ronald Hoeflin): 132
7 - Logima Strictica 36
(Robert Lato): 132
8
- Test of Shock and Awe, Cooijmans Intelligence Test, Daedalus
Test, Final Test, Isis Test, Nemesis Test, Space, Time & Hyperspace,
Test for Genius (long form), Test to End All Tests (Paul Cooijmans):
132
9
- 9I6 (Laurent Dubois): 132
10
- W-87 (Christopher Harding): 132
11
- Hepta Teste (Alexandre Maluf): 132
12
- X-Test (Lloyd King): 132
13
- I - Mensa International Contest: 132 (raw score: 7/20)
13.1 - II - Mensa International
Contest (Albert Frank & Philippe Jacqueroux): 132 (raw score:
10/30)
13.2
- International Contest of Logical Sequences (Albert Frank): 132
14 - ISI-S Association Test (Jonathan Wai)
15 - SLSE-I (Jonathan
Wai)
B - Supervised tests with
a time limit:
1 - Stanford-Binet IQ test:
132
2 - Wechsler IQ test: 130 (SD
15)
3 - Cattell Culture Fair: 148
(SD 24)
4 - Cattell Verbal: 148 (SD
24)
5 - California Test of Mental
Maturity: 132
6 - Raven’s Advanced Progressive
Matrices Set II (40 min): raw score 28/36. Untimed: raw score of
35/36.
7 - GRE (verbal + quantitative):
1249.
8 - SAT (taken before April
1, 1995): 1259
9 - Miller Analogies Test:
raw score of 66/100
C - Other scores and achievements,
academic degrees etc.:
1 - Person unanimously considered
noteworthy by the Deliberative Council of Sigma Society (it is required
to submit work for evaluation).
2 - Chess player with FIDE
rating 2001, CBX rating 1900, FPX rating 2100, USCF rating 2100 (1600 for
women).
3 - Correspondence chess player
with ICCF rating 2100 (1800 for women).
4 - Doctor or doctoral student
of Philosophy, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mechatronics
or Astrophysics.
5 - Doctor summa cum laude
in any discipline.
6 - Member of the Brazilian
Academy of Literature (or equivalent societies in other countries).
7 - Finalist (senior) in Mathematics
Olympiads in any country.
8 - Shihan (Rokku-Dan) in Go
or Soroban.
9 - BrainMaster + 2 in Think-Fast.
10 - Member of one or several
of the high-IQ societies listed below:
• Cerebrals Society
• CIVIQ Society
• Colloquy Society
• Giga Society
• Glia Society
• Grail Society
• HELLIQ Society
• High Potential Society
• International Society for
Philosophical Enquiry (ISPE)
• Intertel Society
• IQuadrivium Society
• Mega Foundation
• Mega High IQ Girls
• Mega Society
• Mensa
• Minzar
• OLIMPIQ Society
• One in A Thousand Society
(OATH)
• Pars Society
• Pi Society
• Poetic Genius Society
• Prometheus Society
• Top One Percent Society (TOPS)
• Triple Nine Society (TNS)
• Ultranet
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