Enneagram Test: Which of the 9 Types Are You?
The Do-It-Right, the Go-Getter, or the Chill One? Answer 36 statements and find your Enneagram number.
- Estimated duration: 6 minutes
- Number of questions: 36
- Age range: 15–99 years
- Category: Self Discovery , Personality
About this instrument
The Enneagram sorts personality into nine types based on what you want most and what you quietly fear. Two people can both work hard for very different reasons. This test helps you find yours.
What you'll get:
Your Enneagram type number and fun type name
A type card to save and share
Strengths, green flags, red flags, and small steps to grow
A chart of all nine types and your second type
About this test: 36 statements, about 6 minutes. This is a self-reflection test , not a validated psychological test. The questions and descriptions were written by the Mindovia team based on Enneagram theory, and are not affiliated with The Enneagram Institute or the RHETI.
Source: Mindovia Original. Questions, type names, and result texts were written by the Mindovia team. The nine types follow Enneagram theory as developed by Oscar Ichazo, Claudio Naranjo, Helen Palmer, and Don Riso and Russ Hudson, among others. This test is not affiliated with The Enneagram Institute, the RHETI, or the QUEST.
What it reflects on
- Type 1: The Do-It-Right
- Type 2: The Caring
- Type 3: The Go-Getter
- Type 4: The One-of-a-Kind
- Type 5: The Deep Diver
- Type 6: The Backup Planner
- Type 7: The Fun Seeker
- Type 8: The Fearless One
- Type 9: The Chill One
How to take it
Choose how much each statement sounds like you.
There are no right or wrong answers, and no type is better than another.
Answer as you usually are, not as you'd like to be.
Think about the reasons behind what you do, not only the behavior.
This test is for self-reflection, not a psychological measure or diagnosis. Your result is a starting point, so read your second type too if your main result doesn't feel quite right.