For all of those people posting their 'standardized test' scores and equating them to IQ, or talking about taking actual IQ tests, we need actual test names to make any valid comparisons.
Stanford-Binet IQ tests are only really a measure of average knowledge rated by mental vs chronological age, while the Wechsler actually does have a component of pure cognitive ability to it. SAT's, ASVAB's, ACT's, GRE's, state school tests (ITBS, WASL, ITED, etc)...while they are suggestive of some general knowledge or math/verbal ability, these are not valid IQ tests. There are at least a dozen other IQ tests as well, all with their own scales and interpretations and areas of testing. By some tests (like the SB & Wechsler) 130-132 is genius and equates to the top 2%, while on others (like Cattel) that number is 148.
We also need a better definition of the levels...by leet do you mean genius? If so 2% of the population qualifies, which is 120,000,000 people...just how elite is something with over 100million members??? It might be easier to break the scale down by standard deviations. Just a suggestion.