If you want to get information about the GRE and IQ as well as New GRE to IQ Theoretical Estimator, then here I am providing you information about it as you want.

Here I am providing you information, according to my point of view;
First point;
The GRE is not the same as an IQ test.

They are similar, depending on the IQ test you take.

But the GRE, especially in its latest incarnation, tests your ability to work with words in context, take apart dense reading passages, and work with math skills most of us learn the first few years of high school.

An IQ test, on the other hand, will ask you to unscramble words, figure out number sequences, and rearrange shapes.

Second point;
Both your IQ score and your GRE score can improve.

Yes, I’m taking the contrarian approach on this one.

While to some the idea of an IQ score is inviolable and is as fixed as the orbit of Jupiter, I aim to explode this as a partial myth.

An IQ test, like the GRE, aims to test one’s problem solving ability.

As nebulous as that sound, that skill is, to some extent, teachable.

And like any test, you can learn to become better by understanding the test, studying pertinent information, and, most importantly, practicing at the test.

I’m not implying that everyone can get a perfect score on the GRE, or that everyone, with enough practice, can have an I.Q. of 180 and join Mensa, the high-IQ society (though you only need a 140 for such a distinction).

What I’m saying is the number is not fixed but has a certain range, which depends on a number of factors.

Here I am providing you a images, which is containing information about the following as you want;
GRE
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IQ
15 SD

IQ
16 SD

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New GRE to IQ Theoretical Estimator