IQ doesn't mean shit

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After all the bullshit going on here about IQ. My hypothesis is that anyone >110 IQ(above average), good socio-economic background and good work ethics can make it into competitive courses like medicine, law and architecture and simply practice them in reality. However, if one decides to go into research, let's say, a Ph.D. in mathematics, one without a decent level of IQ will find it very difficult to see patterns and understand complex novel scenarios in the field.

My university entrance exam is the A levels. People breezing through school and getting A*A*A*A*, both you and I know are an exception rather than the norm, probably less than 0.9% of people get this grade, imagine how many within that get it without working much. The average IQ for medical students is 115, the average score of a medical student is AAA(Typical offer for medical school), so connect the dots, and holy fucking shit, IQ doesn't mean shit until you get to Ph.D. level. Even in MD programme, where memorizing is the game, IQ doesn't play that big of a role anyways.

Tl;dr stop blaming your fucking IQ and get your ass off the couch and start working. Work ethic and wealth is the key here.