Gifted & Talented test guide
KBIT (Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test)
The Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test (KBIT), published by Pearson, is a shorter, individually administered screener of verbal and nonverbal intelligence, sometimes used as a quick first pass before a fuller evaluation.
General information only — format, grades tested, and administration vary by district. Always check your district's G&T program page for specifics.
Grade by grade
- Brief, individually administered — often used as an initial screener rather than the sole basis for placement.
- Exact use and eligibility rules vary by district — check your district's G&T program page.
Per district publications — verify with your district.
Districts on our list that use KBIT (Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test)
Is there a free KBIT practice test?
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