Ugh just looking at their list, this paper gets a hard no from me. Intelligence isn't mastery of some arbitrary list of mathematical subjects. It's the ability to learn and apply these subjects (or anything else) after minimal exposure to the topic.

For a bar as high as AGI (and not just 'the skills of an educated person,' which is what this paper seems to be describing), we should include abstract mathematical reasoning, and the ability to generate new ideas or even whole subfields to solve open problems.