Autism Test – Results
Your Autism Test Score
What do the scores mean?
0-16— No signs of autism
17-36— Few signs of autism
37-63— Some signs of autism
64-83— Several signs of autism
84-100— Many signs of autism
Your marker shows where this result falls on the range of possible scores. Nothing is stored and no personal information is collected.
What Your Score Suggests
Important: this is a screening tool, not a diagnosis. This autism test cannot tell you whether you are autistic, and no online questionnaire can. Some autistic people score low here, particularly those who mask heavily, and some non-autistic people score high because ADHD, anxiety, trauma, sensory differences and burnout share overlapping traits. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose autism, using your developmental history, a structured interview, and direct observation.
Your Five Trait Areas
The single number above is a summary. The pattern underneath it is usually more useful, because two people can reach the same total for completely different reasons. Here is how your answers broke down.
Social Interaction0%
How you experience conversation, connection, and reading other people.
Communication0%
How you interpret language, tone, subtext, and conversational rhythm.
Sensory Sensitivity0%
How intensely you experience sound, light, touch, texture, and busy environments.
Routines & Interests0%
How you relate to routine, change, deep interests, and detail.
Masking & Effort0%
How much conscious effort social situations take, and how much you adapt to fit in.
A deeper breakdown of what this score range means, practical coping strategies, and how to seek an assessment.