I.Q (INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENT)
The science, system and the principle of I.Q. is based on doctrine of comparison and contrast. I.Q. would mean the mental ability to solve the problems quickly, adequately and correctly. Intelligence as the global capacity of the individual to act purposefully, think rationally and get along effectively with his environment. If a candidate is intelligent he might translate intelligence into aptitude. Aptitude test can be termed as combination of characteristics indicative of an individual’s capacity to acquire some specific knowledge, skill, of organized responses. I.Q. Means to establish quick relationship between time and result achieved. Oxford university's new definition of I.Q is how capable or intelligent an individual is to adjust, opt, act interact and influence in a changing situational circumstantial conditions, that is his I.Q. INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENT The mental age must be considered in relation to chronological age in years and months if the I.Q. is to b...