Mensa Croatia organizes intelligence testing in major cities

Mensa Croatia is organizing intelligence testing sessions in four of Croatia’s largest cities to mark International Intelligence Day. This year’s celebrations also coincide with the 80th anniversary of Mensa, which was founded in Oxford on October 1, 1946.

The tests are designed to be gender and age-neutral, utilizing image-based tasks that do not require specific mathematical knowledge, language proficiency, or formal education. Participants must be at least 14 years old, while those under 18 require a parent or guardian to be present. Results are strictly confidential and are delivered via email within one month. Individuals scoring in the top 2% of the population will receive an invitation to join the organization.

Mensa Croatia has seen significant growth, reaching a record 1,445 members by the end of last year—double the membership from five years ago. Within Mensa International, Croatia currently ranks 7th out of 42 national Mensa organizations in terms of members per capita.