what iq is needed to study a stem subject without putting in a lot of effort?

[Despicablecel]

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[Despicablecel]

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[CruxGammata]

@Ritalincel

 

[Despicablecel]

@Ritalincel

 

[Bianor]

165

 

[yezhi]

All stem subjects will require a level of effort, the content is not intuitive so studying/memorization is needed regardless. Some are more intuitive than others though, I would for example pick mechanical engineering over biochemistry.

 

[Despicablecel]

165

thats a bit excessive unless we’re talking about maths or physics

 

[Despicablecel]

All stem subjects will require a level of effort, the content is not intuitive so studying/memorization is needed regardless. Some are more intuitive than others though, I would for example pick mechanical engineering over biochemistry.

i see…..

iq includes memorizing so pick a number

think of the easier-mid ones

 

[bruhwtf]

145

 

[yezhi]

145

you can be fine with a 110+

 

[yezhi]

you can be fine with a 110+

but easy if 130+

 

[BlackCel_from_ZA]

High IQ

 

[Despicablecel]

145

yea its over

 

[Despicablecel]

but easy if 130+

over

 

[yezhi]

145

that is the 99.86th percentile. doesn't add up considering the amount of people succesful in stem. IQ has little correlation past a certain threshold.

 

[Despicablecel]

that is the 99.86th percentile. doesn't add up considering the amount of people succesful in stem. IQ has little correlation past a certain threshold.

i see

 

[proudweeb]

It will pretty much always require at least some effort

 

[proudweeb]

Work smarter, not harder. Don't be like the asian dudes sitting there reading the textbook for 20 hours straight

 

[based_meme]

Around 120 and you'll coast along just fine. You do need to put in some work though. There are very few things that have a conceptual understanding limitation. You'll know them when you get there and nothing makes sense, despite numerous attempts to "get" it.