Intelligence & Cognitive Assessment (IQ Testing)

Measure cognitive strengths, processing speed, and intellectual potential

What is IQ Testing?

IQ testing and cognitive assessments evaluate various aspects of intellectual functioning, including verbal comprehension, fluid reasoning, working memory, and processing speed. At Manasvi, we administer globally standardized batteries (like the WISC for children and WAIS for adults) to identify learning needs, intellectual giftedness, or cognitive deficits.

Why IQ Testing?

Provides an accurate measure of overall intellectual potential (FSIQ)
Identifies specific learning disabilities or developmental needs
Highlights cognitive strengths and areas needing support
Essential for securing school accommodations or educational support plans

What to expect

IQ tests are administered face-to-face in a quiet testing room. The assessment involves a series of interactive tasks, verbal questions, and visual puzzles. It takes about 1.5 to 2.5 hours. Your psychologist will compile the scores into a comprehensive report explaining your cognitive profile and actionable recommendations.

What IQ Testing is used for

Identifying learning difficulties & dyslexia Intellectual giftedness evaluation Cognitive decline screening Academic & school accommodations

Common questions

Which IQ tests do you use?

We use globally recognized, standardized tests. For children, we typically administer the WISC (Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children) or Malin's Intelligence Scale. For adults, we use the WAIS (Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale).

What is included in the IQ report?

The report includes your overall IQ score, sub-scores for verbal, spatial, memory, and speed tasks, a clinical interpretation of your strengths and weaknesses, and specific educational or occupational recommendations.

Interested in IQ Testing?

Speak with one of our therapists to find out if IQ Testing is the right approach for you.

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