Free Jung Personality Test
Explore your four-letter personality type with this free 48-question test. Based on Jung’s ideas and Myers-Briggs’ four-preference implementation, it is a SimilarMinds MBTI analog. Your results include a type such as INTP and scores for all four preference pairs.
Select your gender, then click Next to begin the test.
What does the Jung personality test measure?
Answer according to your usual preferences. Both sides of each pair can be useful; the result summarizes your answers rather than fixing what you can do.
| Preference pair | Letters | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Introversion / Extraversion | I / E | Inward reflection or outward engagement |
| Intuition / Sensing | N / S | Possibilities and patterns or concrete experience |
| Feeling / Thinking | F / T | Personal values or impersonal decision criteria |
| Judging / Perceiving | J / P | Settled structure or keeping options open |
Example result: INTP
Illustration only: Introversion 65% / Extraversion 35%; Intuition 70% / Sensing 30%; Thinking 60% / Feeling 40%; Perceiving 55% / Judging 45%.
A 55/45 split is a narrower preference than a 70/30 split. These are paired questionnaire scores, not population percentiles.
Is this the official MBTI assessment?
This is an independent MBTI analog, not the official Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. It draws on Jung’s ideas and the four-preference framework developed by Katharine Briggs and Isabel Briggs Myers. SimilarMinds is not affiliated with Myers-Briggs.
Can I see my results without creating an account?
Yes. Your result is shown after completing the test. Saving it to a SimilarMinds profile is optional; saved results are private unless you choose to share them.
What if my scores are close or my type changes?
Read the actual scores alongside the letters. Close preferences can switch with small changes in answers; a type code leaves that nuance out. Treat it as a starting point for reflection.
Explore the 16 personality types
Read the full descriptions and original item comparisons, including INTP questionnaire findings and INTJ questionnaire findings. To understand an individual letter, compare Intuition with Sensing, or Introversion with Extraversion.
How the Jung preferences and scores work · Try the separate cognitive functions test · Compare Big Five and Jung preferences
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