IQ Test in Gurgaon

Standardised IQ assessment for children and adults, administered by our RCI-registered Clinical Psychologists. Using recognised instruments like the WISC-IV and WAIS-IV, we provide a certified clinical report — not an online estimate — that schools, boards, and institutions can rely on.

✓ RCI-Registered Clinical Psychologists ✓ Children & Adults ✓ Standardised Instruments ✓ Report in 7–8 Days

What Is a Standardised IQ Test?

An IQ (intelligence quotient) test is a standardised assessment of cognitive ability — reasoning, working memory, processing speed, and verbal and non-verbal problem-solving — compared against age-based norms. A clinical IQ test administered by an RCI-registered psychologist produces a valid, defensible score and a written report, unlike the free online quizzes that can't be used for school, admission, or diagnostic purposes. We assess both children and adults using the instrument best matched to age and purpose.

Standardised & Valid

Recognised instruments (WISC-IV, WAIS-IV, MISIC, Binet-Kamat) scored against proper age norms — not an online estimate.

Children & Adults

Assessment across the age range, from young children through to adults, with the right test for each.

A Certified Report

A signed clinical report from an RCI-registered psychologist, delivered in 7–8 days, suitable for schools and boards.

Why People Come to Us for an IQ Test

  • Your child's school has asked for a formal IQ score as part of admission, placement, or a support plan.
  • You suspect your child may be gifted, or may be struggling, and want an objective measure of their ability.
  • An IQ assessment has been recommended as part of a wider learning, ADHD, or developmental evaluation.
  • You're an adult who wants a valid, professionally administered IQ score after trying free online tests.
  • You need a certified report that an institution, employer, or board will actually accept.

Whatever the reason, you'll get a properly administered test and a report you can use.

Which IQ Test Will Be Used?

There is no single "IQ test" — the right instrument depends on age and purpose. Your clinician selects the most appropriate one.

WISC-IV

The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children — the international standard for children roughly aged 6 to 16.

WAIS-IV

The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale — the standard IQ assessment for adults aged 16 and above.

MISIC

Malin's Intelligence Scale for Indian Children — an Indian-adapted measure widely used for school-age children.

Binet-Kamat & WPPSI

The Binet-Kamat Test (Indian adaptation) and WPPSI for younger children, chosen where they fit best.

If the goal is to understand a learning difficulty rather than obtain an IQ score alone, a fuller psychoeducational assessment may be more useful — we'll help you decide at intake.

Your Assessment Team

All assessments at Coach For Mind are administered by RCI-registered Clinical Psychologists.

Ms. Anasuya Dasgupta - Clinical Psychologist, IQ Test Gurgaon

Ms. Anasuya Dasgupta

RCI-Registered Clinical Psychologist · RCI No. CRR-A94499 View Profile
Dr. Kudrat Sachdeva - Clinical Psychologist, IQ Test Gurgaon

Dr. Kudrat Sachdeva

RCI-Registered Clinical Psychologist · RCI No. CRR-A91587 View Profile
Ms. Shreshtha Malhotra - Clinical Psychologist, IQ Test Gurgaon

Ms. Shreshtha Malhotra

RCI-Registered Clinical Psychologist · RCI No. CRR-A83341 View Profile

What to Expect: The IQ Testing Process

A clear, straightforward process from your first message to a report you can use.

1. Intake

A short conversation to understand the purpose of the assessment and choose the right instrument.

2. Testing Session

The IQ test is administered one-to-one at our Sector 70 clinic, at a comfortable pace.

3. Certified Report

A signed clinical report with the IQ score and interpretation, delivered within 7–8 days.

4. Feedback Session

A session to walk you through what the score means, in plain language.

Why an Official IQ Test — Not an Online One

  • Administered one-to-one by an RCI-registered Clinical Psychologist, not self-administered online
  • Uses standardised, professionally scored instruments with proper age norms
  • Produces a valid, defensible score — free online quizzes are not standardised or accepted
  • Comes with a signed clinical report and interpretation, not just a number
  • Suitable for submission to schools, boards, and institutions

A free online IQ test gives you a number. A clinical IQ assessment gives you a result you can actually use.

What Determines the Cost

The cost of an IQ assessment depends on the instrument used and the purpose of the test. Every assessment includes the testing session, a certified clinical report within 7–8 days, and a feedback session.

For a quote specific to your needs, reach out and we'll talk you through it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on your child's age and the purpose of the assessment. For school-age children we most often use the WISC-IV or MISIC; for younger children, the Binet-Kamat or WPPSI may be more appropriate. Your clinician selects the right instrument at intake.

Yes. Adults aged 16 and above are assessed using the WAIS-IV (Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale), the standard adult IQ instrument. You receive the same certified clinical report and feedback session.

Free online IQ tests are not standardised, not professionally scored, and are not accepted by schools, boards, or institutions. A valid IQ score must be obtained through a standardised instrument administered one-to-one by a qualified psychologist. That's what we provide.

An IQ score places cognitive ability relative to others of the same age, across areas like reasoning, memory, and processing speed. It's one useful measure — not a complete picture of a person. Your feedback session explains what the score means in your specific context, and what it does and doesn't tell you.

The testing session itself typically takes a couple of hours, depending on the instrument and the person being assessed. You'll receive the certified written report within 7–8 days, followed by a feedback session.

Yes. The report is a signed clinical document prepared by an RCI-registered Clinical Psychologist using a standardised instrument, and is suitable for submission to schools and boards.

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